N123BR —

More information please. The number tells us nothing.

I wish people would give information on the aircraft - not just snap a photo & post..!!

Looks like a Twin Bee http://www.seabee.info/twinbee_news.htm

That's a very rare United Consultants UC-1 Twin Bee. The UC-1 is a twin engine conversion of the RC-3 Seabee airframe. The single pusher engine is removed and this allows an additional fifth seat to be fitted beneath the old installation. Twin Lycoming engines are fitted in the wing. This required the rear cabin windows to be reduced in size, supplemented by a porthole-type window each side of the rear of the enlarged cabin.
In 2006, the rights to the design were sold to the STOL Aircraft Corporation.

Thanks Colin. You've saved the day again, info wise.

I've got a vague memory of a tv show from the 1950s where the hero flew his adventures in some jungle location with a single engine Seabee. Not a very good-looking craft, but it got the job done.

Great pic, but that's one ugly airplane.