By Robert Emslie
I’m thinking this should be called the CessNOT. Any idea what that is underneath? I’m going with Suzuki Sidekick.
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It’s a Tracker. http://www.airport-data.com/aircraft/N451TS.html
Answers the question what do you do with the hull after you pop the chute on a Cirrus!
A flight tracker.
I should have looked up the tail. So how many other tail numbers belong on cars. Well besides aircraft that are owned by Speedycop?
In the video, the fab work looks a lot shoddier than I expected.
I would have put a little more effort into the fairings over the rear wheels.
It’s no Speedycop’s Spirit of LeMons, but it’ll do.
Can’t mention plane-car-amphibious vehicles without mentioning Speedycop.
It was hilarious to watch that thing autocross, and everyone at my corner station moved to safety when it came towards us for the first time (despite being perfectly well controlled). SK himself also took at least one kid for a ride in the thing just because he is a cool dude.
Fat Albert’s car had a Cessna engine in it. True story.
Yawn…. it’s been done.
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auto body & aero engine > auto engine & aero body
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this is what you do when you finally lose your medical and are no longer allowed to fly. but where is the rear bumper?