This aircraft was previously N7142C, CF-ZST, N417MA and later HP-684, OB-R1138, N417MA, N342HA, LN-FON and G-LOFF

Unlike the Simmons YS-11 in American Eagle colours just uploaded, N274P operated in their own livery, with small Republic Express titles on the door. Like so many of the US registered examples, this one was originally part of a large Piedmont fleet and was acquired from PBA in 2.85, being sold to SA Litoral SA as XA-ROV in 8.89. Wfu at Greenwood, MS 4.91 and later b/u

This is an experimental homebuilt aircraft built for the sole purpose of setting records in its weight class, at one time held seven world records for speed and distance. A one-of-a-kind aircraft, Prof. Ed Lesher was listed on the operating limitations as the only pilot qualified to fly it. Built in 1965, it is now displayed in the FXB building on the North Campus of the University of Michigan. The Lesher Nomad, an experimental homebuilt 2-place tail-pusher, is visible in the background.

This unusual aircraft, built in 1961, is an experimental homebuilt type. It is fitted with a Continental engine and pusher prop. It was intended as a low cost self-build kit but was the only example built. It is now preserved

Being dismantled at Willow Run.