Piper Malibu project?

RyanB

RyanB

Super Administrator
Management Council Member
PoA Supporter
Joined
Jul 21, 2010
Messages
16,194
Location
Chattanooga, TN
Display Name
Display name:
Ryan
just how much cashola would it take to get something like this in the air?


1972AF9A-10AF-450C-9F39-8C73F58D3A34.jpeg
 
At least it comes with an airworthiness certificate.
 
A lot.

A more useful and more affordable project would be an old Twin for $15-20k and working on it.
 
Ryanb said:
just how much cashola would it take to get something like this in the air?
Click to expand...

It's already on a dolly so quite cheap to roll outside onto the ramp. Maybe pay a couple of guys $20.00 to do that.
Then hire a helicopter to sling it.

I figure you could get something like this in the air for, oh, maybe $3000.00
 
Last edited:
Arnt those insanely expensive to just keep in the air, even when they come in one piece?

We ain’t talking a PA18 here
 
Did someone park that plane on the wrong side of the airport.??

Maybe I should buy it and use it for yard art.
 
Treehouse! Find a way to secure it up in a tree, then dangle a rope ladder down from the main cabin door. No girls allowed!
 
I'd put it in my basement, and install my flight simulator stuff in it.
 
It it was free, I might consider mating it to a small truck chassis and making a Malibu Cruiser.
 
It would probably have a strong resemblance to the Weiner Mobile. Maybe a Mexican restaurant could spin it as a Burrito Bus.
 
GRG55 said:
It's already on a dolly so quite cheap to roll outside onto the ramp. Maybe pay a couple of guys $20.00 to do that.
Then hire a helicopter to sling it.

I figure you could get something like this in the air for, oh, maybe $3000.00
Click to expand...

You beat me to the joke! I was going to suggest building a trebuchet...
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top