VH-BJB fitted with a modified canopy from a Wackett trainer, the only Cadet to be so equipped. The aircraft was converted to a cropduster, without a canopy and crashed while spraying at Woorndoo, Victoria, on November 28, 1961. Restored to register as VH-RUO in 2000 and since sold to the RAAF Museum at Point Cook. Displayed in its original configuration and markings as A6-34. Photo from: State Library of Victoria.

On display at RAAF Museum

Delivered to the RAAF in April 1939. Served 1 FTS Point Cook, CFS Camden, 8 EFTS Narrandera. Disposed March 1945: reg VH-AHI allocated. Reg VH-BJB to RQAC Jan 1948. Several owners to 1958 when converted for ag work. Crashed Nov 1961, wreckage stored. Rebuilt by Ken Orrman, Shepparton. VH-AVR ntu 2000: VH-RUO from 27 Feb 2000. Delivered to RAAF Museum 19 Jun 2003 - last flight, now on static display.