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1. 06:32 PM - Quick build verses ready to fly (Robert Lobdell)
2. 06:49 PM - Re: Quick build verses ready to fly (Larry Cottrell)
3. 06:54 PM - Re: Quick build verses ready to fly (SugarDad)
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| Subject: | Quick build verses ready to fly |
Im not a builder but I might be able to do a quick build if it isnt to involved.
I know nothing about building wings and covering. So, was really thinking
of used or ready to fly new. I know new is really expensive. I figured even
a firefly would cost close to 30k Then I would have to have a trailer built.
So, can I save a significant amount of money on the Quick build over the ready
to fly? Or should I just buy a used Kolb and forget even trying to buy a new
machine?
Robert Lobdell
Waskom, Texas
Flying is the second greatest thrill known to man. Landing is the first!
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| Subject: | Re: Quick build verses ready to fly |
Your cheapest avenue would be to buy a used Kolb. The firestar's will run
about 10K Mark III's16K up. Just be careful and hold out for a good one.
Larry
On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 7:32 PM, Robert Lobdell <robpen5557@gmail.com> wrote
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> I=99m not a builder but I might be able to do a quick build if it i
snt to
> involved. I know nothing about building wings and covering. So, was
> really thinking of used or ready to fly new. I know new is really
> expensive. I figured even a firefly would cost close to 30k Then I would
> have to have a trailer built. So, can I save a significant amount of mon
ey
> on the Quick build over the ready to fly? Or should I just buy a used
> Kolb and forget even trying to buy a new machine?
> Robert Lobdell
> Waskom, Texas
>
> Flying is the second greatest thrill known to man. Landing is the first!
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| Subject: | Re: Quick build verses ready to fly |
MkIII in W.Va. just went up on Barnstormers....no engine....8k....Herb
On 12/05/2017 08:48 PM, Larry Cottrell wrote:
> Your cheapest avenue would be to buy a used Kolb. The firestar's will
> run about 10K Mark III's16K up. Just be careful and hold out for a
> good one.
> Larry
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> On Tue, Dec 5, 2017 at 7:32 PM, Robert Lobdell <robpen5557@gmail.com
> <mailto:robpen5557@gmail.com>> wrote:
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> <robpen5557@gmail.com <mailto:robpen5557@gmail.com>>
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> Im not a builder but I might be able to do a quick build if it
> isnt to involved. I know nothing about building wings and
> covering. So, was really thinking of used or ready to fly new. I
> know new is really expensive. I figured even a firefly would cost
> close to 30k Then I would have to have a trailer built. So, can I
> save a significant amount of money on the Quick build over the
> ready to fly? Or should I just buy a used Kolb and forget even
> trying to buy a new machine?
> Robert Lobdell
> Waskom, Texas
>
> Flying is the second greatest thrill known to man. Landing is the
> first!
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