Larry Kruljac HAS all the parts to it in his own hanger...not scattered all over the airport....thue, he has several hangers where various aircraft are stored...and yes the aircraft is apart, and I believe the price reflects this. If it were flying, im sure someone would say..."oh! I don't like the paint" or...." Oh jee if you would guarentee it for two years against everything, maby i'll give you $10,000.00 for it." I have had simular things said to me MANY, MANY times...It seems that some of us want a lot for nothing....I am not pointing fingers, but you all know this is true...let the flames begin....jolly in aurora....not sue Dawson... Ron Burke wrote:
> Maybe I have been on the list to long or maybe I am just having a bad day... > But a lot of traffic has been on this about this retractable Ercoupe > > It is my understanding that this Ercoupe is just a pile of parts scattered > all over independence airport, and that Larry is a aircraft mechanic and > could put it together and get it in flying condition. If he could find all > the parts. > > Am I wrong. > > Don't get me wrong I have met Larry, and I learned more from him in 15 min > about Ercoupes then I learned in a year owning one. > > I know Percy had a line on a pre-war coupe offered for around 5k, I think > this would be a better value and you could at least find parts for it. > > BUT...... If you want to hunt down a real value, some where out there is a 4 > place Ercoupe. > > Any way the retractable Ercoupe is not a urban legend but it is real close > since it is not complete. > > Maybe Larry could find all the parts and get it flying.... at least then we > would have something to talk about. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Percy Pwood Georgia Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: susan dawson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Friday, April 30, 1999 10:28 PM > Subject: Re: RETRACTABLE ERCOUPE > > >You're so right, Jolly. > > That Retractable Ercoupe of Larrys is a real history piece. And the > >lucky person who acquires it and gets it in the air will have a most > >valuable aircraft - gauranteed to generate "dead grass" when parked on > >the green. > > Percy in Portland, Oregon > >
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