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The I-L 116 Erco engine that is displayed at NASM was rebuilt by Skip 
Carden, executive director of the Ercoupe Owners Club and then donated 
to NASM.  Ercoupe Ser. No. 1 will be displayed on the third level of 
Udvar-Hazy, hanging from the ceiling, as if it were flying.

Syd Cohen


John Stevens wrote:

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> Just a thought - I know that there was never an "official" POH for the 
> 415-C model as it was not required at the time the aircraft was 
> manufactured.  The only thing I have seen is an "adapted" version from 
> the 415-C/D and 415-D models  I could imagine the A-65 version of the 
> "coupe" probably had even less information available.  Might be a 
> tough call.
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> Also as an aside I was out to the NASM Udvar-Hazy Center at Dulles 
> last week.  I was pleased to see that in the "engine garden" there was 
> one of the prototype I-L I16 Erco inverted inline engines on display.  
> Even a nice picture of the front end of the original design "coupe" 
> with the narrow nose.  No Ercoupe S/N #1 though - not sure where they 
> are going to display that in the end.  The rest of the museum is worth 
> a visit (just remember that the museum is free admission, the parking 
> is $12!).
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> They've balanced the "popular" and somewhat "obscure" exhibits and 
> have done a very nice job given the early days of the center - can't 
> wait to see how it looks in a couple of years!
>
> Cheers!
>
> John - 415-C (CF-RGD)
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