After very briefly being VH-POW, VH-MIM was registered in June 1964. The significance of
                                       –MIM is lost in time but when David Carter photographed it at Bankstown in 1970 it was not
                                       wearing any markings that might give a clue.       In 1976, the aircraft was based at Leitchville,
                                       in northern Victoria.      –MIM suffered two heavy landings which ultimately saw it removed
                                       from the register    . The first was on January 25, 1998, at Numurkah, which caused the nose
                                       wheel to collapse and damaged the fuselage.     Some sources say the aircraft was written off
                                       after this accident but it did return to the air.   –MIM’s second heavy landing was near Mansfield,
                                       Victoria, on July 31, 2009 causing damage to the  fuselage and wings.   It was owned by Janson’s
                                       Concrete and Haulage of Bairnsdale at the time and this time it was removed from the register
                                       as destroyed.