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1932 TAYLOR E-2 CUB
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| Country: |
USA |
Wingspan: |
35' 3" |
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| Year: |
1932 |
Length: |
22' 3" |
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| Engine: |
Continental A-40 |
Cruise Speed: |
55 mph |
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| Horsepower: |
37 |
Gross Weight: |
970 lbs. |
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| Quantity Mfg: |
350 |
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| Designed
in 1930 by C.G. Taylor and advertised as "America's safe
airplane", the E-2 Cub was the first one in a long line
of aircraft models to carry the "Cub" name.
The Taylor Aircraft Corporation, which later became Piper
Aircraft Corporation, produced this airplane in 1932 as
serial number 54. The E-2 was acquired in 1991 after
fifty years in storage. The restoration to original condition
was completed over a three-year period. This airplane is one of
the oldest of the few E-2s known to exist today. |
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