martinedo
... but the cause lies in the future!
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Dear forumites,
am interested in the fate of the Clairco Super Cheetah, designed and first flown September 22, 1964 by David Saunders, built at Aircraft Industries of Canada Ltd. .
It was an all-metal, fixed undercarriage, four-seater monoplane with a Lycoming O-540 235 hp engine. Only the prototype was built and registered CF-RSA-X.
Oddly enough is an aircraft named Moody Siple made by EADS in France - it looks completely similar to the Clairco Cheetah! It had a severe incident in 2012. It was registered N73HS (Jan 12, 1978 - Jul 25, 1991) and then N78RB (valid reg).
Can somebody shed some light and can solve this strange riddle?
Martin
am interested in the fate of the Clairco Super Cheetah, designed and first flown September 22, 1964 by David Saunders, built at Aircraft Industries of Canada Ltd. .
It was an all-metal, fixed undercarriage, four-seater monoplane with a Lycoming O-540 235 hp engine. Only the prototype was built and registered CF-RSA-X.
Oddly enough is an aircraft named Moody Siple made by EADS in France - it looks completely similar to the Clairco Cheetah! It had a severe incident in 2012. It was registered N73HS (Jan 12, 1978 - Jul 25, 1991) and then N78RB (valid reg).
Can somebody shed some light and can solve this strange riddle?
Martin
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