Variants
- C-87
- USAAF transport variant of the B-24D with seats for 25 passengers, 278 built.
- C-87A
- VIP version for 16 passengers, three for the USAAF and three to the United States Navy as RY-1.
- C-87B
- Proposed armed variant, no built.
- C-87C
- Proposed USAAF variant of the RY-3, designation not used.
- C-109
- Dedicated tanker version with 6 additional fuel tanks carrying 2,400 gallons of fuel.
- RY-1
- United States Navy designation for three former USAAF C-87As fitted for 16 passengers.
- RY-2
- Five former USAAF C-87s fitted for 20 passengers, a further 15 were cancelled.
- RY-3
- A C-87 with the single tail and seven foot fuselage stretch of the PB4Y-2 Privateer. 39 were built, and were used by the RAF Transport Command No. 231 Squadron, U.S. Marine Corps, and one was used by the RCAF.
- AT-22
- Five C-87s used for flight engineer training, later designated TB-24D.
- Liberator C.IX
- Royal Air Force designation for 26 RY-3s supplied under Lend-Lease.
Read more about this topic: Consolidated C-87 Liberator Express
Famous quotes containing the word variants:
“Nationalist pride, like other variants of pride, can be a substitute for self-respect.”
—Eric Hoffer (19021983)