For
Sale / Wanted items
Smyth Sidewinder Project For Sale
Former EAA member Keith Klinck recently passed away. His wife, Helen
has the sidewinder up for sale. Vintage 1960's design, all metal tri
gear wimilar to RV-6A, Fuselage complete, many components and aluminum
sheet. Ron Klinck 425.739.0715
Barracuda Project For Sale
For those unfamiliar with the Barracuda, it is a plans built
aircraft designed by local a Boeing engineer, Jeff
Siers. It won an award for best new design at Oshkosh back around 1976.
The plane is an all wood, 2 place, low wing, high
performance airplane. My website is at
http://members.aol.com/flybarracuda.
You can see some pictures of the project there. The
plane’s airframe is almost completely finished. The new owner would
need to finish the flap, the fuel system, wire and plumb the aircraft,
and
finish all firewall forward. I do have the glass for the canopy
and
windshield along with fiberglass cowling parts. There is an engine
mount
already on the plane and it is set up for the recommended O-540 engine.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I am asking $6000
for it.
I would like to sell it to a local EAA member. It is located in
my garage in Enumclaw.
Tony Szabo
253-232-9726
1958
Colonial Skimmer Lake amphibian For Sale
Precursor to the famous Lake LA-4 and Lake Buccaneer amphibious
airplane series. Though type certificated, this particular Skimmer
is in the experimental category. The engine has low time. The radio
panel is adequate but minimal. The main gear wheel hubs, nose gear
strut and all hydraulics have been totally overhauled, The plane is
intact and has all AD's complied with (I think). I estimate that it
will take between 8k and 20k to make the plane properly airworthy. It
may be "gear-locked-down" ferryable to other airports for less that 1K.
The actual expenses will depend on the amount of work that is hired
out. The plane is located at Boeing Field in Seattle.
The airplane itself is a wonderful,
very economical to fly, three place machine. It has excellent
performance and burns about nine gallons/hour at 65-70 percent cruise
power. It is actually a rather rare bird ... one of only a handful
still in flyable or restorable condition.
There is a lot more information about
this plane, other Skimmers and my experiences flying it at:
www.reputableman.com
I am asking
$36,500 Thank you for your
interest, Craig
... 206-498-9447