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    Looking for Spencer Air Car

    Yes, that is the aircraft. So sad to see it deteriorating. Sadder yet because the man who bought it from Dad is an extremely successful lawyer from Washington D.C. who did not finish paying Dad for the airplane. Thanks for the photo, on another site there was a photo with the tail now broken...
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    Looking for Spencer Air Car

    Fantastic ! Deregistered files is one of the places the FAA clerk searched without success; I’m guessing it wasn’t immediately retrievable through any search entries and you had to spend some time scanning the files. Silly me, I didn’t go there because I assumed the “help” from the...
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    Looking for Spencer Air Car

    Yes, you found the same info I found , and the clerk I talked to at the registry, on the FAA’s site. She looked and looked and couldn’t find anything more. She found other aircraft he built, complete with N numbers, but not this one. After talking with her I called Dad, a retired Air Traffic...
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    Looking for Spencer Air Car

    My father built, flew, and sold his Spencer Air Car model S12DG ( according to FAA registry ) between the years of 1973 - 1986. The manufacturer’s name on the certificate would be Gregory, or perhaps Dale Gregory. He is still alive and at age 94 very sharp, but has retained no records of the...
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