Morrow aircraft
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I am looking for a plan on the Morrow all wood A/C circa 1943. I really doubt that one exists, but three views would equally be OK. I have one picture and a few puney looking outlines to it, from a plywood magazine. But never saw much in an airplane trade magazine.
The Morrow was too be a BT, that was to rival any of the metal made BT or PT aircraft. It was mostly of formed plywood, used a Pirate engine, and was made either in San Bernardino area or at one of the airports near Los Angeles. Far as I know there were only one or two Morrow trainers made.
Wm.
The Morrow was too be a BT, that was to rival any of the metal made BT or PT aircraft. It was mostly of formed plywood, used a Pirate engine, and was made either in San Bernardino area or at one of the airports near Los Angeles. Far as I know there were only one or two Morrow trainers made.
Wm.