Incident Summary
The pilot established communications with approach control and reported having 'fuel pressure problems.' He further advised that he had 'minimum fuel.' Subsequently, the engine lost power, and the pilot executed a forced landing to a dirt road. The uneven terrain on the dirt road caused the aircraft to spin during the landing roll, which resulted in substantial damage to the aircraft.
Investigation Findings
An FAA inspector examined the aircraft at the scene. The inspector reported that the aircraft's fuel cells were empty and there was no evidence of broken fuel lines, fuel leakage, or ruptured fuel cells.
Pilot Statement
In his written statement, the pilot said that he had flown to four different locations during the day. He stated that he did not refuel during the day and that he should have checked the fuel before departing his last location.