A participant, race number "2", in the 1971 London- Victoria BC Air Race, held to mark the centenary of British Colombia's incorporation into the new nation of Canada. The aircraft carries on its nose a map of the route under the title "Flight of the Viking". Among the logos of sponsors, the names of the crew are carried beneath the cockpit - Bill Snyder and Paul R Gilmore. The aircraft was ditched off the Greenland coast and floated long enough for the crew to be successfully rescued by a Danish S-61 helicopter.

Imported new in 1968 and registered to one A.D.Penner until 1998. On 17 July 2016 it was wrecked while landing at La Loche/SK.

Made in 1968 and current as N6385H in 2020.

Made in 1968 and wrecked after the pilot lost control in IMC near Seguin/TX on 15 October 1976. Although registered as a 17-30, it has the main gear doors and long spinner of the 17-30A Super Viking which first came out in 1969. Possibly a field upgrade or may have gone back to the factory for re-manufacture.

Made in 1968 and current in 2020.

Registration cancelled 2009