Alexander Aircraft Eaglerock
Al Mooney's first design, the 1925 Alexander Eaglerock had trouble get-ting off the ground at Denver, where it was being built, because its wing area was too small. Mooney improved and lengthened the wing. He made the up-per and lower wings exactly alike and left out the center section. So where the fuselage fitted into the bottom set, it gave them a longer span.
Eaglerock Combo-Wing
Powered with a 100 hp Kinner engine the Eaglerock sold at $3907 flyaway factory. The craft was available wih $1562.80 down and the balance in twenty semi-monthly installments of $128.94. Powered by a 150 hp Hisso A the flyaway price was $3230, or $1800.00 down and twenty semi-monthly installments of $107.25. Powered by a 165 hp Wright J-6 the flyaway price was $3397, or $2238.80 down and twenty semi-monthly installments of $182.71.
Eaglerock Kinner 100 hp
Engine: Curtiss OX-5