Parked out of use still wearing the basic livery of its last operator Red Carpet Airlines. It is this aircraft that is displayed by the side of Interstate 4 near Polk City, FL., as an advertisement for the nearby Fantasy of Flight Museum.

Delivered to Pan Am as NC25653 in 1940. To CMA as XA-HAO. Back to Pan Am as NC25653 then reregistered as XB-KEM in 1948, XB-MIL in 1962 and N600RC in 1975. Preserved at Polk City by 1999.

Still in basic Red Carpet colours. Painted in USAAF D-Day markings as "D8-Z" by April 1991. To the Fantasy of Flight Museum in Polk City, FL by 1999.

Aircraft is positioned atop a small hill overlooking busy I-4, which links Orlando and Tampa.

A twilight shot of a classic.

This crash pose was an attraction for the Fantasy of Flight collection, positioned right alongside the main I-4 highway in central Florida. At one point wrongly thought to be N4797H c/n 25623, it may perhaps be a composite using parts from other Daks. Note hapless airman hanging on under tail! Still at the same spot, but no longer in a nose-down position by 2018.