Variants
- AP-1
- A P-35 fitted with a Pratt & Whitney R1830 engine.
- AP-2
- From SEV-1-XP
- AP-7
- Racer for Jacqueline Cochran
- AP-9
- Fighter trials aircraft developed in parallel to the AP-7
- BT-8
- 30 production basic trainers for the USAAC
- P-35
- First production version, Pratt & Whitney R-1830-9 engine with 850 hp (634 kW).
- EP-1 - Export version of the P-35.
- P-35A - AAF designation for appropriated EP-106 originally contracted to Sweden, Pratt & Whitney R-1830-45 radial piston engine with 1,050 hp (783 kW) and increased armament.
- EP-106 - Single-seat fighter version for Sweden.
- J 9 - Swedish designation of the EP-1/P-35A.
- 2PA
- Two-seat version with rear gunner.
- 2PA-202 - European demonstrator
- 2PA-A - for USSR (Spain)
- 2PA-B - European demonstrator
- 2PA-BX - European demonstrator
- 2PA-B3 - 20 production aircraft for Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service as Seversky A8V1.
- 2PA-L - to USSR (Spain)
- A8V-1 "Dick" - Two-seat 2PA used by the Japanese Navy.
- B 6 - Swedish designation of the 2PA.
- AT-12 Guardsman - Two-seat advanced trainer.
- NF-1
- Version of the P-35 for United States Navy evaluation - company designation.
- SEV-1XP
- Single-seat fighter prototype, a.k.a. SEV-S1
- SEV-2XP
- Two-seat fighter prototype
- SEV-DS
- for Shell Oil Company / James Doolittle
- SEV-X-BT
- Two-seat basic trainer
- SEV-7
- Single-seat fighter prototype, fitted with a Pratt & Whitney R-1830-9 Twin Wasp radial piston engine. The aircraft was later redesignated AP-1.
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