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The Paramount Aircraft Corporation was founded in
1928 by Joseph Behse at Saginaw, Michigan. The company’s first design
was the Cabinaire 110 (7 built) which was first flown in 1929 powered by
a 110hp (81kW) Warner Scarab. The Cabinaire 165 was a modified version
of an existing Cabinaire 110. Another Model 110 was also adapted to take
a 165hp(122kW) Continental A-70 and designated Cabinaire A-70. The
Paramount Sportster (1 built) was first flown in 1931 powered by a 110hp
Warner Scarab. The Company ceased operations in 1932 and today only the
Cabinaire 165 remains airworthy after a number of rebuilds.
N17M
c/n 7
USA
4 seat light aircraft first flown in 1930
Engine: 165hp(122kW) Wright J-6
Length: 24’7"(7.48m)
Height: 9’0"(2.74m)Wingspan: 33’0"(10.06m)
No.built: 1 Range: 500miles(802km)
Cruising speed: 105mph(168kmh) Empty weight: 1450lb(658kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 2630lb(1193kg) |
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