The date is right for it possibly to be a product of Talleres Generales de Constructucciones Aeronauticas (later known as TGAM) known as the TTS-5 which was a six seat Mexican transport of 1947. Though that machine was, according to Gunston’s “World Encyclopaedia of A/c Mfrs”, powered by two 200 hp Ranger. I can’t make out from the photo if the engine mounts / wing / engine fairings suggest in line or radial powerplants had been fitted to the airframe depicted.
Tim
Sounds good! Do you have any images?
Martin
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