I was reading up on this a little bit. The AG-14 is essentially the W-1A design, which was the test bed design that Fred Weick made in the 30's while refining his ideas on making a safer airplane.
The AG-14 was built in the 40's by some guys who got a hold of his design, but they failed to sell in the aircraft slump and only produced a handfull of them. The plane is a high-wing, pusher prop with a twin boom behind. Don't know if the AG has the 2 control rudders, etc... -Tom -----Original Message----- From: ADM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Ercoupers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, January 09, 1998 4:05 PM Subject: Anderson-Greenwood >There's an Anderson-Greenwood AG-14 for sale in this >month's SPORT AVIATION classified section. For those >of you who don't know what it is, it simple is a >high-winged Ercoupe, designed by Fred Weick and built >(only 5 of them) bu Anderson-Greenwood in the late >forties. The only other ones I know of are one in >EAA's museum and the other in Old Rhinebeck's >Aerodrome. The guy is looking for 12.5K, less engine >and in need of some work. If I'm not mistaken, the >fellow that own this one worked for NASA and is the >crew-cutted guy that handled mission control for so >many years. His part was depicted in the Apollo 13 >movie, but I can't think of his name off hand. Any >collectors need to take note of this one! >Al > >
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