The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.
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fabulousfour
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That's the bird, Uli! 
Over to the Black Forest.
Over to the Black Forest.
pomme homme
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I can't believe that it would be this obvious but it looks like a Piper Cherokee Six on floats!
pomme homme
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Well, that demonstrates that one never should discard the obvious, Uli!
Remaining with waterborne craft, here's something that, even allowing for the absence of wings, wouldn't win any beauty competitions!
Remaining with waterborne craft, here's something that, even allowing for the absence of wings, wouldn't win any beauty competitions!
pomme homme
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In that opinion we are ad idem, Mike. Over to you.
cthornburg
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Parnall Peto
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cthornburg
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This should be a hard one. I've been working on a known aircraft company and their products. They are well know for their military aircraft not many civil aircraft usually one offs. This pix I found on a AD circa 1929 so which model not sure. There was a number on the wing will put out after 24 hrs.
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cthornburg
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I just received my library from storage in Hawaii. So haven't gotten around to looking at US Civil aircraft yet. Just couldn't find anything on their civil aircraft on line. You got it. I keep looking for hard ones.
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cthornburg
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All it had was "7077" on the wing.
Just curious do you know was "CM" stands for maybe designer initials?
Chris
Just curious do you know was "CM" stands for maybe designer initials?
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cthornburg
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sure looks like Convair F-106 maybe NF-106B?
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giruXX
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Yes, it is F-106B 57-2516 (NASA N616NA and later renumberd as N816NA) https://www.f-106deltadart.com/nasa_airbreathing_propulsion_research.htm
https://www.f-106deltadart.com/nasa_airbreathing_propulsion_research.htm