s/n Unknown. There is an identity crisis here:- Although marked with US Navy Bureau No ‘2827’ and civil registration ‘N45280’, the real ‘N45280’ is one of the many N3Ns stored in the yard outside, and is clearly marked as such. My assumption is that when the museum restored an N3N for display, they used parts from several machines and at some time they gave it a generic identity. It is unfortunate that the identity chosen is one of the most visible on the remaining airframes outside. None of this detracts from the excellent restoration work done at the museum. It is now on display in Hangar 1 at the Yanks Air Museum, Chino, California, USA. 20th September 2019
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