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wasone
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How about the culver v...big fat nose wheel!
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I'm starting to think Culver V as well, much more likely than a PQ-8 or -14:
http://www.amazingaircraft.com/2007-01- ... index.html

The fuselage bulkhead shapes and cockpit dimensions appear to be pretty similar.

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I use to own one years ago it brings back memories....dog of an aircraft!
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Might have stumbled oto the answer-Johnson 185 Sky Rocket, while cruising for something else-

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The Johnson Rocket has an all steel tube fuselage that is quite complex. Just saw a restoration project a month ago picking up my Waco at Poplar Grove in Illinois

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