For other vehicles named Aerocar and Aero Car, see Aerocar (disambiguation).
Aerocar
Taylor Aerocar III on display at the Museum of Flight
Role
roadable aircraft
Type of aircraft
Manufacturer
Aerocar International
Designer
Moulton Taylor
First flight
1949
Number built
6
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