The E75 Stearman, built by Boeing of Seattle, served as the basic trainer for the United States Army Air Force in the 1930's and 40's. After World War II, thousands of surplus Stearmans were sold in the civilian market. They have been used as crop dusters and sport planes throughout the years following their retirement from the military.
Often seen at air shows around the country, the Stearman can accomplish many aerobatic maneuvers, including spins, loops, snap and slow rolls, inverted flight, and inverted spins.
Jimmy registered the E75 with the FAA on March 19th, 2002.
