"Lou" wrote in message
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It sounds like a minimum of 4 years. I thought the RV-10 was out only a
little over a year?

It depends. Some builders eat, sleep, and breathe their projects. Do that
and you might be able to hold a real job and still work 50 hours a week on
the plane. You could finish an RV-10 in under a year that way. You could do
even better if you were retired and could work 80 hours a week on the
project. Even better, as a retiree, you could work 80 hours a week and hire
someone to help you. You could probably finish one in 6 months that way.
You can also "build" one quickly if you get a pro shop build it for you (not
legal)...

The fast finishers are either very single minded, very efficient, or get
help of some form or fashion.

Long term, I expect that there will be a lot of RV-10's built in
professional shops. Again, not legal and not kosher.

KB