Aerocar International was a firm established in
Longview, Washington by
Moulton Taylor to manufacture a
roadable aircraft. Work continued until the late 1960s when changing legislation made Taylor's designs impractical.
Designs built by Taylor include:
- Aerocar (1949-1956), several working "flying cars" (roadable aircraft)
- Aerocar Aero-Plane, an unusual light aircraft flown in the United States in 1964
- Aerocar Coot, a two-seat amphibious aircraft first flown in 1969, designed for homebuilding by Moulton Taylor
- Aerocar Micro-IMP, a light sportsplane developed from the successful Mini-IMP homebuilt in 1978
See also
- Aerocar 2000, a roadable aircraft currently in development in the United States
- Aerocar (Colorado), a company currently working on a new roadable aircraft concept
List of Aircraft
- Aerocar I---------------------(1949) Single-engine two-seat roadable aircraft. 135hp aircraft engine
- Aerocar Aero-Plane----(1964) Aircraft-only derivative of Aerocar I. 143hp aircraft engine
- Aerocar III------------------(____) Reworked fuselage derivative of Aerocar I. 143hp aircraft engine. One produced
- Aerocar Coot--------------(1969) Single-engine two-seat floatplane with pusher propeller
- Aerocar IMP---------------(____) Single-engine four-seat pusher aircraft
- Aerocar Mini-IMP-------(____) Single-engine single-seat smaller version of IMP
- Aerocar Bullet------------(____) Single-engine two-seat version of IMP
- Aerocar Micro-IMP-----(1981) Single-engine single-seat smaller version of Mini-IMP
- Aerocar Ultra-IMP------(1987) Development of Micro-IMP with ultralight aircraft engine. One produced
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