Good artice on Steves plane. We all need to write and remind sport aviation that this aircraft is what homebuilt aircrafts are all about - not snap together RV type kits.
$12.2k sounds pretty good but I'll, have that beat by a few K. It helps to have picked up a completely rebuilt corvair engine for $208, a warp drive prop for $150, GPS/Com for $300, Diehl gear for $150, wheels, brakes, brakes cylinders for $150 (all from crashed planes) and used local building supply for foam. The biggest money items I bought were dragonfly canopy, and Deihl skins for $2k total. You have to be in a position to act quick when the opportunities arise to get the best deal. Rich Parker Peterborough, NH rpar...@wwhotspots.com http://theparkers.wwhotspots.com/
