↑ Taylor Aerocar (1956): Flying Car

A Taylor-designed Aerocar takes off, probably at or near Longview, Washington, circa 1949

A Taylor-designed Aerocar takes off, probably at or near Longview, Washington, circa 1949

Taylor Aerocar (1956): Flying Car

Taylor Aerocar (1956): Flying Car

Taylor Aerocar (1956): Flying Car

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Taylor Aerocar (1956)

Aerocar Brochure (1956)

Aerocar Brochure (1961)

Portland, Ore. Mar. 3rd, 1950 - Moulton Taylor, and his Aerocar, just prior to a 'jump' from Centralia to Chehalis in one of his recent experimental fly-runs.

First picture of the 'Aerocar' in the air, while flying from Centralia to Chehalis, Wash. recenly [sic] piloted by its inventor Moulton Taylor, of Longview, Wash., Mar. 3rd, 1950.

A Taylor-designed Aerocar takes off, probably at or near Longview, Washington, circa 1949

The designer, M.B. Taylor & 1/4 scale windtunnel model of Aerocar.

This was an early illustration of the sleeker Model III, of which only one was built. It is still in existence.

Taylor Aerocar III (1968) on display in the Great Gallery (Photo by Heath Moffatt)

Images: shorey.net; digitalcollections.detroitpubliclibrary.org; smithsonianmag.com