Jabiru 200 SK Bargain R180K - SOLD SOLD SOLD!

[Thunderbug]

Year:1998
Condition: Used / Good
Been in storage for 3 years - No COA.
Engine started regularly.
Complete, all aircraft parts present, even unused wheelspats.
Coolest reg: ZU-BOK
227 hours on the airframe, slightly more on the engine Hobbs.
Check the price again.
IF you HAVE the money, consider calling - no opportunists please.
Selling as is, where is - buyer to arrange transport.
Seller accepts no liabilities of this sale and the consequences thereafter whatsoever...ask the wife first!
Heartbroken, forced sale - pilots licenses now expired.
Call Sean 083 661 6025 reasonable hours please!
NO swaps, no chancers please!
R180 000

[Flooi]

What is a Sp200?

Pic?

[in the sticks]

Year:1998
Condition: Used / Good
Been in storage for 3 years - No COA.
Engine started regularly.
Complete, all aircraft parts present, even unused wheelspats.
Coolest reg: ZU-BOK
227 hours on the airframe, slightly more on the engine Hobbs.
Check the price again.
IF you HAVE the money, consider calling - no opportunists please.
Selling as is, where is - buyer to arrange transport.
Seller accepts no liabilities of this sale and the consequences thereafter whatsoever...ask the wife first!
Heartbroken, forced sale - pilots licenses now expired.
Call Sean 083 661 6025 reasonable hours please!
NO swaps, no chancers please!

Price ???????

[Thunderbug]

Yikes, sorry guys. R180 000. This was one of the original Jabirus, and certainly one of the first built in a kit form.

[Thunderbug]

Hey everybody...I am having a great response here, but I find I am repeating myself with e-mails!

So here is a comprehensive reply to Nico that I thought I might share for those needing additional Info:

This a/c did have an engine out, was fully rebuilt by an AMO, it was to be flown to George (see CAA report), but before the flight could be undertaken, it was put in storage due to our airfield (Cato Ridge) being sold!

Engine type and model Jabiru 2200 80HP

Work required to get COA. New Battery, Rear left window replaced, brakes checked, carb checked, Transponder antenna replaced, inspection flight to Shadowlite (to be paid by Shadowlite according to CAA directive)

Hrs on engine. A little over 230 Hrs

Who did and when was the last service done. 210 Hrs - Owner

Instruments installed and condition. Usual quad + engine oil press, batt voltage, transponder, Icom Radio - ALL EXCELLENT

Brakes and tyre condition. Tyres have life, but recommend replacement due to standing, brakes need cleanup - surface rust

was this kit build? Yes

By whom? Myself & my Father, with full support AT THAT TIME from Les Alford - Shadowlite

When and who did the inspections. Last done @ 210 hours - will have to find that info...

Structure condition? 100%

Is it possible to get some pics of the wings etc. See attached - they are wrapped for transport

Lastly, location of this plane. Hillcrest, KZN

General info, why are you not flying anymore?

3 growing kids (7, 11 & 13!), Cato Ridge Airfield was closed down, no affordable, nearby hangarage space.
Our licenses lapsed. Have other interests as well (sportscars). Hard decision to make, but I would rather someone else be able to enjoy this beauty of a plane rather than her sit and eventually go to ruin.

This is an open sale - any and all questions will be happily answered to the best of our knowledge.

- Sean

[Thunderbug]

Hi David

Yes on the forum - LOVE Harley's, but cannot do a swap, the funds are earmarked for something else when the Jabbie is sold.

Yes, LOTS of other "tyre-kickers" but three serious offers at this time; they are all in the process of coming to see the Jab, some with their experts...one is bringing a trailer!

Your questions are most welcome, no problem - let me know if I can help you with any further information you may need.

Longest continual flight to date was Cato Ridge to Grand Central...up took 3 hours 5 minutes, back down took 3 hours exactly! Jhb ATC were excellent and accommodating; the guys at that time scratched their heads when hearing the name, type designation (Z164), especially when the saw the SPEED of this "microlight"! Priceless!!

Regards

Sean

[angelwingsthesecond]

Why would you still not have uploaded pics?

[nicow]

Sounds like a good buy...

[Thunderbug]

As requested Angelwingsthesecond! Too me a bit to find the attachment button! DOH!

NicoW, this truly is a great buy...still heartsore!

[nicow]

I can make space in my hanger for it....

[Thunderbug]

What are you flying at your school Nico?

[Tortoise man]

free bump

[Thunderbug]

Dankie Swaer!

[nicow]

What are you flying at your school Nico?

Trikes...

[Thunderbug]

Aaahhhh...this is a step sideways!

BTW...did you see the "Flying Duck" in Popular Mechanics? Uses a 582, large wing & semi-rigid duckie! Baie mooi!!! They flew it over Saldahna...