Hello, Everyone;
I am a flight Instructor who flies Ultra-Light Aircraft, Conventional Aircraft (Single-Engine and Multi-Engine).
I am looking for the contact information of the manufacturer of the BUSHMASTER II.
Any information is helpful.
INFORMATION ON THE MANUFACTURER OF BUSHMASTER II
10 days later
Do you mean the Bushmaster 2000, a revised version of the Ford Tri-Motor? The late Bill Stout after World War 2 got a revised version into production and late in 1966 Aircraft Hydro-Forming Inc. completed a prototype called Bushmaster 2000. Deliveries were scheduled to begin in early 1972. It is similar to the Ford Tri-Motor with 1-2 crew and up to 23 passengers high density, with normal seating for 15 passengers.
Power is three 450 Hp Pratt & Whitney R-985-AN-1 or 14B piston-engines. N7501V is pictured in my reference.