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As much fun as it might be to build and fly, I'm pretty sure it's out of range for me.
Just a turnkey Chev LS engine (for ground vehicles) seems to be about $12,000 US. No gerarbox, no propellor, no airfame, none of the many other bits, just the engine. An aviation LS seems to be 4-6 times the cost. https://www.kitplanes.com/2016-engine-buyers-guide/ Based on some reading about homebuilts, and based on the rough ratio of engine cost to airframe cost for lesser airplanes, I would guess a total cost of $125000 and up depending in engine choice, avionics setup (can be well ove $10K) etc.. More research came up with http://www.campbellaeroclassics.com/id56.html which gave costing information as " Pricing: Mk26B (90% scale) - US$165,000 kit only. Contact us for modular kit pricing, fast build kit pricing, and other options pricing (engine, prop, avionics, etc)" I assume in NZ$. Consistent with my stab in the dark of $quarter million plus. |
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