[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > As I read the correspondence regarding the Jeanies Teenie and the Mini > Coupe it struck a familiar cord with me. > > A man in Columbus, GA bought the rights to the Mini Coupe from the > designer with the idea of continuing to sell plans, kits, etc. > I live in Columbus and personally visited the purchaser of the rights to > the Mini Coupe and saw some assemblies. He decided to not sell plans > after purchasing rights because he began to fear liability. He passed > away last year. His estate may still own the rights to the Mini Coupe. > If anyone is interested in the rights to the Mini Coupe, I will tell you > privately how to contact the deceased owner of the rights ( to the Mini > Coupe) family so that you may inquire gently and discreetly should you be > interested in acquiring the rights to sell plans, kits, parts, > assemblies,etc. > > However, who knows, there may not be any demand for the plans to the > single seat VW powered twln tailed Mini Coupe with so many designs out > there today and more modern ones. > > Skipper Barfield > Ercoupe 99398 > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.
Hi Grover,
Very nice way you respected the privacy of the family of the
deceased.
Our monthly fly-in last month was to the Tillamook Air Museum. It
is
housed in an old WWII Blimp Hangar which is the largest wooden structure
in the world.
They have many planes and misc. memorrbilia on display there. One
of
which is a "Mini-coupe". I think it's a very cute design and if I wanted
to build something in that catagory I think the mini-coupe would be my
first choice. (Of course I wouldn't trade my "Real Coupe" for one.)
Bob Saville
N3396H 415C
Eugene, OR
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