The Faucett F-19 was a larger and stronger version of the Stinson SM-6B built in Lima, Perú, by Elmer J “Slim” Faucett’s Compania de Avación Faucett.
Built with a 600hp P&W Wasp S1H1-G, using a supplied pattern aircraft, NX219W, from Stinson.
The eight-passenger cabin monoplane was built in small numbers immediately after WW2, used for internal routes by the Faucett airline. Some were refitted with an 875hp P&W Hornet S1E3-G engine.
Thirty were built between 1934-46, of which three were reportedly still active in the late 1990s.
They were also available as a twin-float seaplane.
Engine: 600hp P&W Wasp S1H1-G
Wingspan: 58’0″
Length: 38’8″
Useful load: 2975 lb
Max speed: 160 mph
Cruise: 135 mph
Stall: 65 mph
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