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Medway Microlights Rebel SS

2,914 € · quoted at £ 2,500

Open to sensible offers based on engine verification

Where this price stands

This price is at the low end of the market.

Compared with Microlight / ULM

  • Cheaper 32 of 712
  • Dearer 678 of 712
  • Median asking price 35,000 €

Specifications

Year of manufacture
2000
Airframe hours
2 h
Engine
3-cylinder, 2SI 690 engine, 70hp International two-stroke
Based at
Maidstone, United Kingdom

Engine unstarted since 2002, requires complete overhaul, full rubber/hose replacement, and professional inspection. Wing/sail requires mandatory BMAA inspector's Bettsometer fabric strength test. No current Permit to Fly. Sold as non-airworthy restoration project.

The seller's description

Reproduced as published, in the original language.

2000 Medway Rebel SS (Project Plane)

Offered for sale as an "as-is, where-is" project as part of a deceased estate. This 2000 Medway Rebel SS was purchased brand new by my late father and has an exceptionally rare, pristine airframe history. The aircraft has logged just 2 hours total time from new. Its very last flight was on 21st August 2002, and it has been safely stored unused in dry storage ever since. Engine Details: The engine is unstarted since 2002. 3-cylinder, 2SI 690 engine, 70hp "International" two-stroke engine.. The engine turns over freely by hand but will require a complete overhaul, full rubber/hose replacement, and professional inspection before any attempt is made to start it. Airframe & Wing: Due to the incredibly low 2 hours of total use, the aluminium airframe, pod, and trike components are structurally excellent with no operational wear, though they will require a thorough cleaning and inspection. The wing/sail has been stored out of the sun but will require a mandatory BMAA inspector's Bettsometer fabric strength test prior to flight. Documentation: Original airframe and engine logbooks are present, confirming the 2 hours total time and 2002 flight date. No current Permit to Fly. Sold strictly as a non-airworthy restoration project or a pristine donor airframe.

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