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ICP Savannah VG
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For Sale Microlight / ULM

ICP Savannah VG

34,706 € · quoted at £ 29,000

ono (or nearest offer)

Where this price stands

See these 38 adverts

One of these adverts is a share, counted at the price of its whole aircraft.

Below the market

21,547 € below the age-adjusted median

Among the 38 ICP Savannah adverts from 1996 to 2025

Asking prices 14th cheapest of 38
Age-adjusted prices 6th cheapest of 38

Prices brought to 2021: 3.5 % of value per year newer, measured on 789 adverts of this kind of aircraft. A gap of more than 20 years counts as 20.

Used ICP Savannah prices

Specifications

Registration
G-MSAV
Year of manufacture
2021
Airframe hours
245 h
Engine
Camit
Engine hours
337 h
Damage
None declared
Kept
Hangared
Based at
Strathaven, United Kingdom

Exceptional condition. Engine upgraded with forged pistons in June 2026. Permit to fly until 24/8/27.

This model

The usual configuration for this model. This aircraft may differ.

Seats
2
Type approval
DAeC.66170 — Gerätekennblatt, Deutscher Aero Club

Equipment

What the advert mentions, answered from the seller's list below.

  • Transponder yes
  • 8.33 kHz Radio yes

As the seller listed it

  • Trig TT21
  • Funke ATR8335
  • Dynon D3
  • SkyEcho

The seller's description

Reproduced as published, in the original language.

Savannah VG Camit

Here is my Savannah VG (G-MSAV), which first flew in May 2021. I am the original owner and builder, and I have owned both the aircraft and the engine from new. The Savannah is highly regarded for its Short Takeoff and Landing abilities, and as this is the VG version, it boasts vastly improved cruise and glide performance while retaining that exceptional STOL capability. The aircraft has always been hangared. It is fitted with a genuine solid-lifter Camit engine. Please note that this is a factory Camit, not merely a modified Jabiru. The Camit engine is widely recognised as an outstanding evolution of the Jabiru design. It takes the fundamental Jabiru architecture and meticulously engineers out the known issues, leaving you with all the benefits of a Jabiru but with superb reliability. This specific engine has been entirely faultless. Furthermore, in June of this year, it was taken to Kevin Hyam of Camit UK and upgraded with forged pistons. The airframe currently has 245 hours, and the engine has 337 hours. These figures will increase slightly as the aircraft is still in active use. The aircraft specification includes: Trig TT21 transponder Funke ATR8335 radio Dynon D3 SkyEcho Electric carburettor heat Hercules propeller Outdoor cabin cover (never used, as the aircraft is always kept inside) I have decided to retire from flying. The sale also includes two Lightspeed Zulu ANR headsets, fuel cans, and a selection of spares and service items. You can view the aircraft at Strathaven Airfield.

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