10/31/2010. Remarks by Johan Visschedijk: "The P.60 Minacro was one of the many designs made by Jean Pottier. Unlike his earlier designs which were of all-metal construction, the P.60 featured a wooden construction covered with fabric, it was also the first biplane design of Pottier and could accept engines up to 125 hp. The first P.60 was completed in Austria and flown as OE-AGM around 1991 or 1992, powered by a 90 hp Potez 4E-20 engine.
The single-seat P.60 was aerobatic and by end-1999 reportedly some six examples of the P.60 had already flown, including the pictured one. The third Pottier built and the first in France, F-PRIJ was produced by Gérard Caminade and powered by a 90 hp Continental C90 engine it was first flown in September 1992."
