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The Little Mixer was originally built by James
MacManaman of Springfield, Oregon as a single seat sportsplane. It was
completely rebuilt in the 1950’s by Darrell F. De Long of Eugene, Oregon
and is believed to remain airworthy. It has since been re-engined with
an 85hp(63kW) Continental C85 and is now known as the Lee L-1P-S. James
MacMenaman also designed the Baby Fleet single seat biplane first flown
in 1931 powered by a 40hp(29kW) Continental A-40. It was rebuilt as a
two seater in 1952 and is now powered by a 65hp Continental A-65. It
remains airworthy.
N631
c/n 4
USA
2 seat light aircraft first flown in 1930
Engine: 65hp(48kW) Continental A-65
Length: 17’8"(5.38m)
Height: 6’3"(1.9m)Wingspan: 26’0"(7.91m)
No.built: 1+ Range: 250miles(402km)
Cruising speed: 95mph(152kmh) Empty weight: 763lb(346kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 1175lb(507kg)
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