A fair point Jan except that if you want the smallest aircraft you will need the smallest car, so the two demands are interlinked somewhat.

David Lockspieser used to carry a folding bike in his LDA-01; at least whenever he visited Farnborough he did.

The AZE Mizar deserves a look-in:

http://historygarage.com/wp-content/...5570d8ea08.jpg

Shame about the choice of car though.

I’ve heard RVs are good

But if you're going to fit an RV in an RV, it's more likely to be the other way round.

The Mizar Air Car project using a Ford Pinto was terminated abruptly when the 'aircraft' crashed killing the inventor. This didn't stop the makers of the Bond film 'The Man with the Golden Gun' from using a replica which appeared to fly which was actually an AMC Hornet rather than a Pinto in a sequence shot at Bovingdon in about '73 or '74.

The Miles Aerovan and the Short SD-330/C-23 Sherpa are actually linked...

Miles developed the Aerovan into the HDM-105 using Hurel-Dubois high aspect ratio wings. There were several projected developments of this one of which eventually became the Short Skyvan, which of course was developed into the SD-330.

Sam, how about one of these?

https://kekiongacomics.files.wordpre...il-and-bus.jpg

I know, I know, small it aint...

Friend of mine picked up his new Mini in a De Havilland Caribou.........he could probably sell you one in working order.

If ya want a Caribou there a few here...!

They were there when I visited about 15 years ago...

The Avid Explorer would be a contender.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilson_Global_Explorer
Not shown on the Wikipedia page but I remember the tail swung to the side to admit a boat to the cabin. It has the space and payload to hold one of today's small car substitutes. Not sure if the floor has enough structure.

https://s20.postimg.org/3ly1bvilp/Sk..._postimage.jpg

Sorry Sam, we couldn't afford a car AND our Paro, let alone car and Skyvan!

What sort of bike weighs only 6kg?

My Choice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkvXHoy0X8s

There's also the smaller (chubbier?) version:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilson_Private_Explorer

The Global Explorer certainly did some flights with a Suzuki jeep in the back. I've seen a Private Explorer in Quebec state - Lake Tortue. Pretty big thing but built a little like an airship - however lots of air in it in this case.

Even with film company money the Global Explorer was seemingly too expensive to run... although from memory it only had two O-540s and about 90 odd kts!

That moniker doesn't ring a bell here unfortunately.

As for air-transportable cars, I have yet to meet a pilot who will settle for a small car, so we'll first have to establish the smallest model that Sam's ego will allow him to drive. We can then move on to selecting a suitable aircraft. We might still end up with a C-130..... ;)

Hummer H1 or stretch Caddy as a minimum!

See, now we're getting somewhere!
https://media.defense.gov/2017/Apr/0...-KL377-023.JPG

hey, I recognise the guy on the right...

One of the founders of DBAF and the then owner of Rainbow Aviation..EB
His ‘tactical’ was Pencil 3 afaik.
“ Always straight, never level”