Classified ADs
These classified ADs are from Rotorcraft Magazine
To place an AD use the information in Rotorcraft Magazine to contact the editor.
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Classified ADs From Rotorcraft Magazine
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Bensen-Style Gyro -
Dropped keel, cleaned, rebuilt, refurbished. 22' alum.
blades; Subaru EA-81, Warp
Drive 3-blade prop, electric
prerotator, 12" mains w/
brakes. Two 6.6-gal. tanks.
Original kit was mfg by Knight
Hawke, Epson NH. Sold as
parts, liability release req'd.
$6,900. Michael Perdue, Marion VA. (276) 782-7889 |
$6,900 |
1/24/2011 |
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Sport Copter Vortex - Rotax
582 greyhead w/3.5 hours.
Prerotator, strobes, 25'-x-8"
Sport Rotors. 68" Sport Prop.
Scappoose OR. Price:
$18,500. Richard Arthur,
(360) 431-6817 or forfunandsun@yahoo.com |
$18,500 |
1/24/2011 |
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VanCraft Rotor Lightning -
Registered E-LSA. Digital panel, 503 Rotax, hydr. brakes,
custom trailer included.
$8,950 OBO. Scappoose OR.
Clint, (503) 775-7372 |
$8,950 OBO |
1/24/2011 |
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SparrowHawk II - 2009.
Subaru 2.5L, leather seats,
MGL Odyssey 10" EFIS
w/GPS, Garmin radio & xponder. Many custom features.
Pleasant Grove UT. $65,000.
Also available - flatbed trailer
with hydraulic lift, non-marking tow bar, more. Contact
Brian, (801) 831-4649 |
$65,000 |
1/24/2011 |
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New 90 HP Mac engine, never
started. Inspected and upgraded by Red Smith at R&D
Engineering, new R&D prop
included. $4,000 invested,
asking $3,000 OBO. Ken
Brock KB-2 with 72 Mac with
electric starter. Joe Souza
Bandit one-place. Fresh
Subaru EA81 with gearbox
and Prince P-tip prop, 110+
HP. New Rotordyne blades.
Losing my eyesight so I am
selling. Contact Jim, (805)
239-9713 for more info |
$3,000 OBO |
1/24/2011 |
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Hangar Space Available
Scappoose, OR - Large
hangar currently houses three
gyros, room for one more.
Room enough for 30'-plus rotor. $55/month. Contact Clint
Martindale, (503) 775-7372 |
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1/24/2011 |
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Hangar Space Available
Scappoose, OR - T-hangar,
room for two gyros with rotors. Jim, (503) 997-6066 |
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1/24/2011 |
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