Operated by Palmer at Yellowknife, Northwest Territories from 1968 to 1984. Recovered from the bush and restored back to flying condition by J W 'Whitey' Hosteller of Red Lake, Ontario in 1995 and donated in 1998. It still carries the 'Wide Load' sign it used during the long road journey. The inscription reads 'In memory of Zane Palmer'. Seen inside the Western Canada Aviation Museum reserve store building.

Northland Aircraft Service owner Gordon Hughes is probably the world authority on the Noorduyn Norseman. Providing service and parts for Norseman operators for decades, this is his aircraft that he and his wife have owned since 1984.