identify this plane
 

since i dont know how to post pictures, the picture is in my gallery. the plane is 25-30 years old with an Enya .19

RE: identify this plane
 

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Ken

RE: identify this plane
 

I built one of those around 1978. Flew it twice then gave it to my roomate to settle up a $34 phone bill when I graduated college. Mine had an Enya engine too. I'll be darned if I can remember what it was called though! Sorry!

Jim

RE: identify this plane
 

kinda puts me in mind of the old Mambo Special....but I cant see the front. The Mambo was made by Sterling........just a guess

RE: identify this plane
 

Looks like a Tri-Squire to me.

RE: identify this plane
 

Sorry Chad but I don't think it's a Tri Squire unless the one I have has been highly modified. The vert. stab on mine is more rounded and the horizontal stab is built up and covered. Also mine has no cowl on the nose. The eng. was hung out in the open and mine is also a tail dragger. I traded for mine about 6 months ago from an old timer so I'm going by what he told me. Said they were great trainers and had plenty of control with the small rudder and elevator surfaces. I was going to convert it to elec. power for the wife and kids but it hasn't happened yet. As for what the one to be identified is, I have no idea.

Slowjohn

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Thats definately not a Tri-Squire, the horizontal stab on a Squire is built up this one is flat, It is most likely a Godberg kit of some sort, that or a MidWest Kit other than the Squire kits. I had a Tauri model by To Flite once but can not remember if the stab was flat or not, I do know the Vert Stab was more rounded in shape, Best I can do to help.