Become a kitplane manufacturer - cheap!!

Never seen it before.
Original design high wing cabin job.

Probably a pusher engine behind the cockpit,
although no engine placement was indicated.

But if you really have some money and want to get into
kitplane production, try http://home.flash.net/~lamb01/

I'll make you a heck of a deal!

Richard



Richard Riley wrote:

For a lot less than it cost me, anyway.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tegory=26 428

I can't tell what the molds are for from the pictures - do they look
familiar to anyone?

But if you really have some money and want to get into
kitplane production, try http://home.flash.net/~lamb01/

I'll make you a heck of a deal!

Richard
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Not to rain on your parade, but...
Berkut is available for new ownership, too.

http://www.berkutengineering.com/

Tell Vicki I sent you.
From a safe distance, of course.


Barnyard BOb --

On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 23:25:47 -0400, "PDrapeau"
wrote:


The molds have some family resemblance with the Adventure Air amphib. If
that's what they are, I don't think they're worth much... This aircraft was
suppose to revolutionize the homebuilt movement. It was a bit on the heavy
side and short on power and ended up leaving a few customers full of hope
and short of cash... but that's my take on it...

Anyone flying an Adventure Air ???

Got email from a guy in Spain a month or so ago, asking me to identify an
amphibian he saw flying around one of the local harbors. Definitely was an
Adventure Air.

Ran a casual search of the FAA database...looks like there are about 20-25
still on the rolls. A bit hard to pin down because of other types using
the "Adventurer" name.

Ron Wanttaja