The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

[lefty]

Indeed I remember posting a four-wheelie effort, but I think it was a radial-engined job - the name escapes me.

[wout]

If this one was on before, I apologize. Must be my young age.
Mike remembers a similar radial engine one. In fact it is the same aircraft which initially had a 350hp Jacobs R-755. It was then known as the O`Neill Model J Jake. Mr. O`Neill later installed a 380hp Ford (Windsor) 351 V8 and renamed it the Magnum V8 Pickup.

I guess Moses03 knew what it was, so may I invite him to conti.........

[Moses03]

Let's turn the clock back some.

[lefty]

This was my post.. it looks like Aerofiles has it wrongly as an O'Neil (one 'l') whereas it was the same Terrence involved...

[Moses03]

Hmm...the post I was thinking of had a color photo of the Magnum in flight. There must have been two spidery mysteries.

[lefty]

Your large bipe has not yet been pinned down, and clues are being sought - the gentlemen look a bit British, so I'm working on those lines - thought it may be a stray deH, but can't find one.

[Dev One]

Martinsyde?
Keith

[Moses03]

Not a De Havilland or Martinsyde but you Gents are in the right area...

[lefty]

Had to dig a bit deeper - it's the rather dismal Alliance P.2 Seabird

[Moses03]

That's the one. Over to the lowlands.

[lefty]

This European lady is next up..

[Moses03]

Nothing readily comes to mind on this one. Will have to dig around some.

Where is John? He seems to like these parasol types...

[DHC2Pilot]

Sooooo many parasols, so little time my friend.

I've been busy digging up the foundation around my hou$e and replacing drain tile. Oh, the FUN!
The only things sticking out about this one are the strut arrangement and the artistic wheel covers.

[lefty]

Here's another one with a different motor....

[warchild]

Let's turn the clock back some.

Is that by any chance a German LVG?? Or a Rumpler??