In 1976 Donald E Taylor built the ‘Tinker Toy’, two place cockpit, highwing monoplane, registered N5DT. Firs flown on 6/16/74, power was a 102hp Chevy Corvair Monza pusher.
Wingspan: 28’3″
Useful load: 462 lb
Cruise speed: 100 mph
Stall speed: 60 mph
Range: 300 mi
Seats: 2
Evansville IN.
USA
Circa 1976 built the ‘Tinker Toy’ monoplane
In 1971 Ralph Taylor built a two place cabin low wing monoplane, registered N2554, with retractable undercarriage.
Engine: Lycoming 180 hp
Max speed: 210 mph
Cruise speed: 197 mph
Seats: 2
In 1936 L A Taylor of Longview TX built a single place, enclosed cockpit monoplane. Registered N13990, power was from a 65hp Velie.
Longview TX
USA
Circa 1936 built a monoplane
In 1935 Truman F Taylor built the Territory of Taylor, single place, open cockpit biplane, registered N9409, powered by a 60hp LeBlond.
Honolulu HI.
USA
Circa 1935 built the Territory of Taylor biplane
A two-seat cabin monoplane of all-metal construction with a high lattice girder with diagonal surface bracing.
Built at Hamsey Green, UK, by designer R.Taylor in 1936. Only one was built of three planned. The designer died in the crash of the prototype in 7 January 1937 on its first flight.
c/n TE.2 G-AEPX prototype built with Cirrus Minor I engine.
c/n TE.3 G-AEPY single seat, not built
c/n TE.4 G-AEPZ two-seater, not built
c/n G-AERA not built
In 1931 (H B) Taylor Automobile Works built the Thunderbird home-built NX12219 with an experimental license for “new type ailerons and flaps”.
A single place open cockpit monoplane, powered by a 30hp Szekely, by 1935 it had been repowered with an Anzani engine.
On 8/2/41 it was sold to the New Mexico Highlands University National Defense Training Branch, and the registration was cancelled in 1948.
(H B) Taylor Automobile Works
1119 11th St
Las Vegas NM.
USA
Circa 1931 built the Thunderbird
