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ERCO Ercoupe (N73881)

Submitted 9 years ago

1 of N73881 326 of ERCO 471 at KIAG

sam kuminecz

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cliff7319 years ago

Sam, I think FA gets tripped up on these Ercoupe/Aircoupe aircraft. This one appears to be one of the earlier ERCO Ercoupe types and not the later Mooney Aircoupe.

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sam kumineczPhoto Uploader9 years ago

The mooney had a single tail correct? I believe this one is based at geneseo by D52..remember seeing it engineless and getting some new sheet metal there in 2014 in the restoration hangar

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cliff7319 years ago

Sam, as I understand there were a few early Mooney built Aircoupes with the traditional double vertical stabilizer/rudder... then yes, Mooney changed the design to a single vertical stabilizer/rudder.

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ERCO Ercoupe (N73881)

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