The Miles Hawk Speed Six racing aircraft of the 1930s, shown in the Shuttleworth Collection, Old Warden, Bedfordshire, UK

185 mph speed, 1930s aircraft, 1st flight 1934, 200hp engine, air-cooled inline, airworthy, all 3 different, bedfordshire, black/cream finish, bubble canopy, cantilever monoplane, concrete, designer f g miles, developed from miles hawk trainer, dh gipsy engine, drip tray, england, fairey bought licence for advanced propeller, fairey emblem on propeller blade, fixed undercarriage, flies during shuttleworth events, g-adgp, gipsy six racing engine, grey floor, had postwar racing career, hangar, has fairey-reed propeller, has original engine, low wing, m.2l hawk speed six, metal walls, miles aircraft co ltd, modified for kings cup air race, old warden, only 3 built, only survivor of type, ordered by luis fontes, propeller designed by s albert reed, racing aircraft, shuttleworth trust collection, single seat aircraft, six cylinder powerplant, split trailing edge flaps, tips of propeller painted yellow, trousered main gear, twisted duralumin alloy propeller, uk, us propeller design, wingspan reduced from 38 to 28 ft, wooden aircraft,