AN26 for sale, cheap

[kevin922 0]

here

Only 8 hours left, 50K.. can these even fly legally in US?

[markd_nscr986 0]

Yummm.........tailgate aircraft.......tailgate aircraft.......... tailgate aircraft............yummmm

Marc SCR 6046 SCS 3004

[Guest]

Hmmm....Caribouski...

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"The mouse does not know life until it is in the mouth of the cat."

[droquette 0]

seems sketchy with no papers or logbook... would be great for a SA DZ where the rules are a lot more lax. I bet if you even could get that thing flying in the US, first off it would kick ass... but it sure would be a pain to get it legal... Any of the expert pilots on the forum have any opinions???


Blue Skies,

Dan

HISPA 72 ----- "Muff Brother" 3733

[mdrejhon 8]

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Yummm.........tailgate aircraft.......tailgate aircraft.......... tailgate aircraft............yummmm

LOL....

I'm dying to try a tailgate. Maybe in Florida in October.

[Tailwheel 0]

The FAA would probably give it an experimental certificate at best and it's not a "legal" jumpship unless it's in the normal or utility categories of certification.I seem to remember a AN-2 biplane that was being used for a short time until the Feds came and shut them down. I feel for ya guys, turboprops and a 'gate. Sounds like fun for all involved.

[Rookie120 0]

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but it sure would be a pain to get it legal..

Depends on if any mods are done to it and if there is the paperwork to certify the STC's and what not. Or if it is even certified for the US at all. If it's not, good luck and hope you have deep pockets with a lot of dead presidents on paper.

If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck!