The low cost Flying (PPC) Car

[Suitman]

For your interest:

 

http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=635469588001

 

The designer and his father were missionaries ...

 

 

[Flying Librarian]

I want one. Drive when the weather is lousy and fly when it's good:-)

 

 

[Cosmick]

Thinking outside of the Box.

 

That is cool, beach buggy, car and PPC and 0 - 60mph 3.6 seconds on the road.

 

 

[Cosmick]

Youtube of some deployments and flying footage.

 

 

 

[Deskpilot]

Also look at the France to Oshkosh in a home built helicopter on page 6 (I think) of other EAA videos. Another great achievement.

 

 

[eightyknots]

For your interest:http://www.eaavideo.org/video.aspx?v=635469588001

 

The designer and his father were missionaries ...

 

Youtube of some deployments and flying footage.

 

Thanks suitman and cosmick for posting these two videos of this unique dual-tailwheel aircraft (well, it doesn't have a tricycle undercarriage does it!)

 

 

[rolo_ford]

Has Breaks and steerable as well,Just for JC.

 

 

[StringPuller]

I found this photo a while ago on a USA forum.

 

I think the joker that owned it was trying to get it registered street legal.

 

Not sure if he ever succeeded?

 

 

[eightyknots]

I found this photo a while ago on a USA forum. I think the joker that owned it was trying to get it registered street legal.

Not sure if he ever succeeded? [ATTACH=full]16887[/ATTACH]

I would still like to know whether the PPC-car at the top of this thread could ever be registered in any Australian state. My understanding is that the first car imported would have to undergo a crash test and only if this passed could the vehicles of this type be registered. Perhaps, there is an exception for one-off situations?