Former USAF 44-83525. Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ in 1959. Last B-17 stored there. To Tallmantz Aviation as N83525 in 1958 then to The Flying Tiger Air Museum, Paris TX in 1972 and the Weeks Air Museum in 1983. Badly damaged by Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Moved to Kissimmee, FL in 1993 for restoration then to Polk City, FL in 1999 and stored.

Built for the US Navy as 80404 in 1944. Sold as N7626C in 1958 and used for sky writing. Converted to a fire bomber in the early 60s then to the Weeks Air Museum in 1986 and restored to military configuration as a warbird. Badly damaged by Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Moved to Rialto, CA for restoration in 1993 then moved to Polk City, FL in 2002 and stored.

Delivered to the USAAF as B-23 39-57. Redesignated as as UC-67 in 1941. To Pan American as NR33309 in 1945. Sold in 1946. Reregistered as N400B in 1948 then N4000B in 1963. To Kermit Weeks and flown to the Weeks Air Museum, Tamiami, FL in 1984. Badly damaged by Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Remains trucked to Lakeland, FL in 2001 then to the Fantasy of Flight Museum, Polk City, FL in 2002 and stored in the storage area.

Del 05 Apr 1949 Former US Army Air Force (USAAF) as 44-32814, Displayed, Fort Tiuna, Caracas, 1982, Escuela Superior de la Fuerza Aerea, Caracas, 1980-1991 as 8A-36, Preserved at Fantasy of Flight Aviation Museum Polk City, FL.

Del 02 Oct 1917 Preserved at Fantasy of Flight Aviation Museum Polk City, FL.

Ex US Navy Bu 39926

Former US Navy 33549. Registered as NL1214N in 1958. To the Weeks Air Museum at Tamiami in 1982. Badly damaged by Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Repaired then to the Fantasy of Flight Museum, Polk City.

Wings removed several years earlier, and still awaiting restoration.