2002 Avid Flyer Mark IV For Sale

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2002 Avid Flyer Mark IV ~~$24,500~~ $22,000 Financing / Calculate Payment Insurance / Ferry Pilot Location: South Central USA

Total Time:
106 hrs.
Engine: Jabiru
80 hp.
106 hrs. TTSN
Prop:
106 TTSN
Next Annual Due:
April, 2010

Photos: Exterior1 Exterior2 Exterior3 Exterior4 Exterior5 Panel Interior Engine

QUALIFIES FOR THE SPORT LICENSE!
Final determination of eligibility of the aircraft
is the responsibility of the buyer.

Avionics:
• No Avionics

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Equipment & Features:
• Powered by the reliable Jabiru 80 HP Engine Learn More • Tricycle Gear • Electric Start • Two Seats (side-by-side) • Baggage Compartment • All Logs Since New • No Damage History ( The tail number had been originally assigned for many years to a plane which was damaged or destroyed in 2002, so when you see that report, it isn't this plane.) • Operating Specs

Exterior:
Tube and Fabric Construction in Excellent Condition. The wings fold for transportation on a trailer, or for storing in your garage or hangar.

Interior:
Original Panel and Interior in Excellent Condition.

Comments:

What a great find for the Light Sport pilot!

Why are 63 year-old Ercoupes popular with LSA pilots? Because it is the only old plane with tricycle gear and electric start that qualifies for Light Sport. But, for a similar price you can buy this plane.

The Avid Mark IV has a Vagabond style cowling, front mounted radiator, fiberglass wing tank, Matco hydraulic disk brakes and wheels, Maule tailwheel with 11/2" tailspring, steel tubing dorsal, belly, and side stringers, and an external baggage locker.

The LSA (Light Sport Aircraft) segment of aviation is exploding, with manufacturers rushing to bring planes to the market. But, most of these aircraft are $80,000 or more, some well over $100,000. That leaves the Sport Pilot on a budget with limited choices. A well-built modern tricycle gear aircraft like this offers a great opportunity. If your plan is to get a Light Sport License and use it to fly around in your local area to punch a few holes in the clouds, this may be the perfect plane for you.

Financing is available here. Call me now to discuss this plane. Delivery is available.

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Updated July 28, 2009. For more information, call us at 763-389-9399.
Specifications are based upon owner's representations and subject to buyer's verification. Aircraft are subject to prior sale or removal from market. Registration numbers on photos may be altered or removed to protect the privacy of the owner, and to ensure that buyers will work with us to complete the purchase.