What Cockpit? MK VI
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Looking at the flared profile of the cowling and the side view showing four exhaust stubs, is it an inverted V-8, maybe an Argus As-10 ?
1930's German?
1930's German?
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My initial thought were for British, but I got drawn away 'coz of the cowl! in that case, I think it's an inverted Cirrus.
Going to turn in soon as it's gone midnight and gotta be up soon!!
Couldn't resist a quick look before turning in
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I think it's a Spartan Three Seater II ? Open House please if correct, as I'm hitting the hay now, or I won't get my four hours worth
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Have a good day mate
Going to turn in soon as it's gone midnight and gotta be up soon!!
Couldn't resist a quick look before turning in
!I think it's a Spartan Three Seater II ? Open House please if correct, as I'm hitting the hay now, or I won't get my four hours worth
!Have a good day mate
Last edited by SincoTC; 9th Jan 2012 at 23:49. Reason: Think I found it!
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Still no guesses, not been many players around though 
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Some more clues to help weed it out from the plethora of Rotax powered amphibious ultralights!!
It's American, a two-seater and is old complete or in kit form.
It offers "Spectacular pilot and passenger visibility" (that's because it's Open Cockpit)!
It has retractable landing gear for water operation.
Removable wings (typically takes two people half an hour)
Part of its name usually refers to a small pleasure boat (sail, small motor or oars)
Good Luck
Edit: Sorry Brian, you posted while I was typing! It's not a SeaRey
!!Some more clues to help weed it out from the plethora of Rotax powered amphibious ultralights!!
It's American, a two-seater and is old complete or in kit form.
It offers "Spectacular pilot and passenger visibility" (that's because it's Open Cockpit
)!It has retractable landing gear for water operation.
Removable wings (typically takes two people half an hour)
Part of its name usually refers to a small pleasure boat (sail, small motor or oars)
Good Luck
Edit: Sorry Brian, you posted while I was typing! It's not a SeaRey
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Hi Cubs2jets, welcome back
Had a long day today and my first chance of a look in!
Maybe an Aeronca Model 9 Arrow ??
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I'm gonna hit the hay right now, so to give the rest of the world a chance to play, please call Open House if correct.
Had a long day today and my first chance of a look in!
Maybe an Aeronca Model 9 Arrow ??
Edit:
I'm gonna hit the hay right now, so to give the rest of the world a chance to play, please call Open House if correct.
Last edited by SincoTC; 12th Jan 2012 at 23:12.