> Paul,
>
> Here you go.  As the seller says "ready to go race".
>
> Mark
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Steve Williams <airrace@comcast.net>
> Date: Dec 31, 2007 1:39 PM
> Subject: [LML] Legacy for sale
>
>
>  Biggest regret of my life....
> www.lancairfirebreather.com
>
> Thanks Mark but $340,000 exceeds my budget by a factor of three :)
>
> Paul Lamar


I'm sure the price is negotiable.  ;-)

Mark S

It would take an Arab to get it down below $100,000 :)
--
Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

Paul,

You probably already know this, but many years ago there was a guy named
Marv that built a Lancair 320/360 with a 13B.  I don't know if he still owns
it.  Maybe its for sale.  Marv runs the Matronics list.

Mark

I think he is the Marv I know. Is his last name Kaye from E. Fort Myers Fl.?

Also Neil Cruiski had one and he gave up after never being able to get it to
cool adequately. At the time I was just beginning to study the problem and
was unable to help. I was probably hurting rather than helping. On hind site
his custom heat exchanger was probably too thick and his cooling air ducts may not
have been sealed. He may have taken the rotary out and sold it.

It is a tiny low drag airplane and I think it will easily go 300 MPH at altitude
with a 400 HP turbo 2 rotor if we can get the turbo to live and solve the
cooling problem.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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