Jim Lacy can be seen standing by his camouflaged Mite, N396A*. Beside him on the left is his friend George Harris with George's rare red Mooney PQ-14, one of three currently flying. This photo was taken at the EAA 731 fly-in at Hickory, NC in October, 1999 at which Jim gave a presentation on the Mooney Mite.

The PQ-14 was designed to be a radio-controlled (unmanned) aerial target drone for the US military by Al Mooney while he was still working at Culver Aircraft. 

You can see the PQ-14 has Culver Cadet-style elliptical wings and lacks several features of the later Mooney design, the most obvious being the distinctive tail profile (the vertical leading edge), but also the trailing link undercarriage and the Simpli-fly trim system. As a matter of fact, it has no flaps at all.

George tells us that his PQ-14 has IFR instruments, electrically operated gear, and an Aeromatic prop.