This should be an easy one with retractable gear. Sorry for the quality till I get my backup broken computer info on my new computer.

Chris

PS

Also instead of a separate thread and the expertise here. I’m sure we all have pictures of aircraft we’d like to see if any are around. Not to be posted on thread but maybe sent PM. On another thread like this one someone posted a 3v of an aircraft. I had a picture of it as the posting was several years old I was surprised no had come up with it.

My personal wanted Pix’s are: I have many but these two for now. Hopefully the experts can find them.

Haven’t been able to find a pix of XF2A-4 pressurized version of the Buffalo. BuNo.1388 mod in Aug. 1941. Interested to see how the canopy was modified and the rest of the aircraft.

Also a picture of the Chilean Buffalo. Only one which crashed shortly after del. but seems the factory or local press would have a picture of it.

Made in the same vein. I thought the twin ercoupe was nice looking.

Chris

Since it’s been a couple of days with no input. Thought I try one. I came across this one and it surprised me that I didn’t know about it. Should be easy to some.

As far as the thread goes. I enjoy finding out about aircraft I’ve never seen before. Since I mostly do military it’s usually civilian that leave me at a loss. I’ve seen a couple of other sites like this but nothing where I learn more about unknown aircraft to me. So the last one was easy for me and a couple of others. Wanted to give others a try and time for them to look up what it might be. Many times since I’m on the far side of the world a new wot comes up and answered even before I get a chance. Which is OK. I don’t like the sites where they use pieces of the aircraft and you try to ID them. Want more of a challenge. So hopefully a mix of so called easy ones and ones that are very rare.

Sincerely

Chris

You beat me by a couple of seconds Volair 10. Goggling Darter commander came up with it. N6663D

Chris

Any pictures of the Percival Proctor III used by the Air Force?

Chris

Not home right now going from memory but the “C-19” 747 in the CRAF program.

Chris

Don’t know if used before but a mongrel.

Chris

I flew the Carstadt version when I started my career in 1974 with International Air Cargo out of Wash. DC. Flying freight up and down the East Coast.
I think they only made a couple of conversions.

Chris