After military service it became NC45331 with Eastern Air Lines then later to Purdue Aeronautics as N331P, then to Basler. In 1977 it went to Aero Virgin Islands and last known stored at St. Thomas/VI in 1983. Note the unusual JATO bottle installation under the fuselage

Later registered as N223JW then ferried to a German owner in July 2011. When landing at Trier-Föhren (EDRT) on 21 October 2012 the right gear collapsed causing substantial damage. Nothing further heard regarding this aircraft, up to 2021.

Parked at the Basler turbo Conversion ramp without engines and other parts.

Basler BT-67 development aircraft. Still with the unusual round windows, which were later replaced by the regular rectangular ones.

Struck off register 2018

Sitting in the middle of a rainwater pond at the Basler compound at Whitman Field awaiting an uncertain future. The aircraft was scrapped a few years after this photo was taken.