Wschertz@aol.com wrote:

Rotary enthusiasts,
I am building a Tri-R Technologies, TR-4 (KIS) aircraft, which I am seriously
considering putting a 13B into for power.  One of the co-builders on my list
is selling his partially completed (see below) kit, because he is moving
across the country and won't be done in time.  As a result, (see below) he
picked up a lightly damaged 2-place to fix up so that he will have a plane to
fly, and is selling his 4-place. He works for the KIS factory, so has had
access to factory help during the construction.  The KIS is a composite 4
place tractor design aircraft, that sort of looks like a Navion, (i.e. -
cool).  I think a Mazda conversion could make this a very interesting plane.
You can check a lot of details on this kit plane at
Bob Reed's web site

http://robertr237.virtualave.net/

Bill Schertz

In a message dated 5/28/99 21:35:23, RobertR237@AOL.com wrote:

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NOT MINE!  I talked with Mark Kettering today and he is selling his KIS TR-4
Project.  Mark recently bought a lightly damaged TR-1 and is making the
repairs.  He is moving later this fall and trying to move the TR-4 across
country was not something he wanted to do.  I told him I would post this

here

to help him try and sell the project.  He has made a number of interesting
modifications worthy of note and is worth taking a look.  Just wish I had
seen this two years ago.

Bob Reed,
KIS Cruiser #4044 still in progress and no plans to sell.
http://robertr237.virtualave.net/

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For Sale:  Tri-R Technologies TR-4 KIS Cruiser

Complete TR-4 kit, airframe is more then 75% finished, ready to install
systems and engine (not included).

With 210 HP the top level speed is over 200 mph.  Lands at a low 60 mph and
has a useful load of up to 1200 lbs.  Seats 4 in a 44 inch wide cabin.

Factory options included with kit are: fast build option, wheel pants and
pre-molded instrument panel.  Included after market options are nav lights,
strobe lights, long range fuel tanks and carbon fiber front seats.

Factory price with options is over $34,000.  I have too many planes and
projects so I must sell for only $20,000.

I work for the KIS factory but this is my personal aircraft.  The aircraft
located in Oxnard, CA.

Mark
daniel.aero.calpoly.edu/KIS
805-385-3680 days (ask for Mark)
805-382-6086 nights
mantafs@west.net

 
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