Kolb MkIIIC 1997 MkIIIC N# 553RL (certified as an g eLSA) airworthiness certification can be viewed.



Item specifics
Condition: Used Make: Kolb MkIIIC
Model Year: 1997
MkIIIC -- N# 553RL (certified as an g-eLSA) -- airworthiness certification can be viewed on the FAA web site, here: here > 2-seats; can be flown from either seat
236 hrs TT Airframe, Engine & Prop
3-blade Warp Drive prop
100hp Rotax 912ULS​
Always hangared
2 six-gallon tanks
Electric fuel pump
Airspeed gauge
EIS with engine info & altimeter
BRS Chute (expired)
Intercom
Odyssey battery
Hydraulic disc brakes w/ differential braking
Thomason stainless steel exhaust ​(no springs needed)​
Empty weight: 588 lbs
Useful load: 512 lbs
No damage (other than typical hangar rash); never been in an accident.
Built in 1997, bought from 2nd owner in 2005, registered as eLSA in 2007.
Registration is current, recently renewed to July 31, 2020.
More photos:
texas-flyer.com/fbphotosrd.htm
Video showing the unfolding/folding of this MkIII:
youtube.com/watch?v=uGblkR8cdYE
Firm Price: $14,000 (the low-time Rotax engine is worth this)
This price includes a fully enclosed aluminum trailer (see photo above).​​ The trailer has four brand-new tires on it, with a spare. The lighting has been re-wired and has been checked and works fine. The trailer jack is both electric and manual and works fine.​ It is ready to be towed away. Extra photos of the trailer are available. The price includes the trailer, but if you don"t need the trailer, the price will be the same.
The plane is located near West Houston airport, currently stored. (Photo above shows Kolb in trailer.) This is ready to go!
NOTE:
Brakes need to be bled, floorboard fastened, and gap seal needs some work. I recently discovered the right horz stab was painted something other than the PolyFiber which is used throughout the rest of the plane. The stab shows some cracking/flaking but the fabric seems to be okay. The PolyFiber UV blocker was used on all other parts. The price is set low to adjust for these issues.
If you are handy and can address these minor issues, this would be a great​ (and easy)​ ​​project.
Current date: 2017-03-01