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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft_Model_34

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Beech Dual Quad...one of the interesting, if lesser known, efforts of American aircraft builders to find business after WWII.

Basic details...about what you see in the wiki article...are in Edward Phillips' Beech aircraft books and the Putnam Beech volume.
Both should be in everyone's library since there are few comprehensive books on American manufacturers.

However, there will be a larger feature on it in the upcoming July Air Classics, which hopefully will have more details and photos.

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Wow. Never heard of that before.

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