Help idendify a vintage aircraft?

I just checked out this list:

http://www.roadabletimes.com/alphalisting.html

but didn’t find it, and still persist in my hunch that it was not a roadable aircraft but instead an entrant in the competition held in the US in the 1940s or 1950s for a very cheap “people’s airplane”, but despite searching through my magazine collection I still can’t find it – although I am sure I’ve seen that aircraft depicted somewhere along with several other similar designs!

That looks familiar but I can’t think where I’ve seen info about it. Sorry, that’s not really much help is it? I know I’ve read an article about the various designs that people have come up with in an effert to get roadable aircraft (flying cars would be a better description) into production. It was only in the last 12-18 months but I cannot remember what magazine it was in but it included this little beast.

Coo, tricky.

Isn’t it one of those roadable aircraft, as you’ve guessed? Good question. Wonder who will nail it?

Cheers

Got me thinking.

Doe’s look a lot like that french Job, SECAN SUC. 10 Courlis(Curlew)

Built late 1940’s, 144 built, BUT it has a tricycle undercarridge.

Will still keep going though the book’s this end, never know, might find it mate!

Looks like one of the entrants in the US “economy aircraft” competition, can’t remember the details now, but I know I have them somewhere . . .