A police officer and race car driver, Jeff Bloch (aka Speedycop), merged a 1956 Cessna 310 with a 1987 Toyota Van Wagon.
Jeff calls his project the Spirit of LeMons — a combination of Charles Lindberg’s Spirit of St. Louis and 24 Hours of LeMons, the name of the race the vehicle participated in.
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The Cessna hadn’t flown since 1973 and had been stripped of its engines, tail assembly, and many other components necessary for flight.
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With five months-worth of work, Mr. Bloch transformed the body into something of a silver bullet.
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The Cessna was fitted to the Toyota Van Wagon chassis to become something new entirely. Mr. Bloch has kept the van’s steering wheel and the gear shift.
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After the race, he added turn signals, headlights, and some other required knickknacks and turned the thing into a road-ready vehicle.
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That’s right, Bloch now has a plane that he can legally drive down the street.
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