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Corben Baby Ace Model D

Thread starter Michael Duerr
Start date Nov 28, 2013

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Michael Duerr

New Member

Nov 28, 2013

My Dad started this project in the early 70's. Accumulated all the parts he needed, then stopped. Almost everything is still wrapped in the packaging it came in in 1974.

Continental A-65-8 with log book. Never overhauled. 323 hrs, 15 min
wing ribs are assembled.
Packages of 4130 chrome moly tubing, spruce, cables, gauges, plans
Asking $4,500.00

The spruce for the spars are about 22' long.
The tubing for the fuselage is about 18' long

Michael Duerr
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