The time two guys bolted a Ford Pinto to a Cessna and called it a flying car
In 1971 two Northrop-trained engineers in Van Nuys set out to build a flying car called the AVE Mizar, and the design was about as literal as it sounds: they bolted the back half of a Cessna Skymaster — wings, twin tail booms, and a propeller — onto a Ford Pinto. Both engines would fire for takeoff, the car engi…
