Take A Guess

[RLCarter]

You never know what you'll see at the airport. By the way its for sale

 

[kpaul]

1939 or 1940 French Potez 63.11

[DAVIDWH]

And spare landing gear parts can be purchased from Spruce?

[Hank]

I'd be more worried about fuel . . . And engine parts.

[RLCarter]

49 minutes ago, kpaul said:

1939 or 1940 French Potez 63.11

Winner winner chicken dinner, it's actually more like a 2010 or so. It was hand scratch built from the original plans, the P&W engines (not original) are from a Beech 18 and it is the only one regardless of the power plants. He also has a Yak he built and one in the process. 

Edited May 11, 2017 by RLCarter

[kpaul]

Someone has some skills to be able to hand build sans kit.

[rbridges]

1 hour ago, kpaul said:

1939 or 1940 French Potez 63.11

wow, someone knows his planes.

[RLCarter]

33 minutes ago, kpaul said:

Someone has some skills to be able to hand build sans kit.

He is talented, here is his scratch built Bugatti 

 

Edited May 11, 2017 by RLCarter

[kpaul]

Just now, rbridges said:

wow, someone knows his planes.

I missed the age by 70 years...

[rbridges]

31 minutes ago, kpaul said:

I missed the age by 70 years...

minor detail.  

[RLCarter]

If you want to see the Potez, Yak and Bugatti in person I'm sure they will be on display here

[thinwing]

On 5/11/2017 at 4:34 AM, RLCarter said:

Winner winner chicken dinner, it's actually more like a 2010 or so. It was hand scratch built from the original plans, the P&W engines (not original) are from a Beech 18 and it is the only one regardless of the power plants. He also has a Yak he built and one in the process. 

The original came equipped with gnome-Rhone 14m ,700 hp ...so performance was down with the 450 hp pratts...still..what a builder..