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Been shopping for an LSA. Don't know how I missed this little gem![:@] A loaded KitFox llll. A year ago, this aircraft woulda gone for at least five to eight grand more.. Was just sold for $17000.00! It's a buyer's market out there for sure!
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Sorry RR, did you mean it could have sold for 25,000 dollars a year ago and now it was sold for 1,700 or 17,000 dollars?
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Wow, that sounds so inexpensive for a real plane. I used to travel a lot for work, making many commercial flights, so I would buy mags at the newstands in the airports to read during the flights. One I sometimes bought was on kit planes, and the Kitfox brand always stood out like a shining star. I remember they had several models and were produced out in Nampa Caldwell, Idaho, just one state away. I thought it sure would be cool to build and fly one of these, but I don't even have a real pilot's license. While I would like one at times, most times I realize I don't want to risk my life up there, and my wife won't have it either. But I digress, that Kitfox plane you missed sure looks great...it was one of the models that appealed to me, although they all were attractive. $17k...how cheap is that! I could trade my sportscar in and have money left over at that price, but there I go dreaming, haha. One question since I do build and fly RC planes, is the spinner/prop shaft supposed to be off center in the cowl like that? Jon