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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Hi DHC2pilot :salute:
Indeed VH-SJD, the first Spraymaster conversion (of the DHC-1) by Aerostrutures/Sasin Aircraft Services. First flight 1 September 1965. A projected Mk.2 with 210hp Continental TIO-360 was not built, although Aerostructures did a 2-seater conversion (the Sundowner VH-CXZ) with 180hp Lycoming O-360.
Your turn, Sir!
 
Cannot confirm nor deny the Miami guess Kevin, however based on it's country of origin it seems plausible. From a well known manufacturer.
 
It's construction material was considered well ahead of it's time, however an unexpected 'flaw' caused the project to be scrapped. One built, first flight 1962.
 
Piper PA-29 Papoose...

Used a paper honeycomb stabilizing material which was vulnerable to humidity...so Miami wouldn't of been a good place to park your Papoose I would think
 
Ok..here you go..

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Hmm where have all the pictures gone?...thought it was a problem my end as I couldn't upload so Ive done a link from Photobucket.

Anybody have any ideas on the above? ..its European
 
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