Curtiss-Reid Rambler

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Hi,

I am looking for documents/photos/parts (!?) related to the Curtiss-Reid Rambler. The Rambler was built in Montreal during the early 30's . The Canadian aviation heritage centre is building a MkII static replica and I have started the built for an airworthy Rambler I.
More info here and here.
I am looking for two engines, one ADC Cirrus II for the static replica and one DH Gipsy I engine.

Photos of Rambler are welcome, I am looking to complete the production list:
http://www.avialogs.com/index.php/en/ai ... ction.html

There is no surviving rambler know today. All kinds of helps are welcome.

[DH82EH]

Sounds like a really cool, ambitious project.
I'll keep my ear to the wind for engines.
They are out there, folks who have them are reluctant to part with them though.

Andy Scott

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Regarding the engine, this is why I am starting to look for it now even if I do not plan to be ready to install it before at least 2 years and half. Wings, landing gear are common to all versions (Mk I, Mk II and III). The mk III, flown by J Webster during the 1931 King's Cup was with a Gipsy Major, a lot more easy to find. This is my backup plan

I will update this thread as I collect information and with project's progression.