In March 1953, after 19 conversions had been carried out, Riley subcontracted production to Temco Aircraft.
The Temco TT Pinto was a jet-powered, tandem two-place primary trainer aircraft built for the United States Navy by Temco Aircraft of Dallas, Texas.
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