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Rutan Long-Ez/Varieze or Cozy III Group/Shares

Postby joc3554 » Mon Oct 29, 2012 3:29 pm

Quick question...........

Does anyone know of a group formed around a Long-Ez, Varieze or Cozy III in the London area?

If not, is there an appetite for a new Non-Equity Group in the South/West of London formed around one if these aircraft?

Many thanks in advance.......

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Re: Rutan Long-Ez/Varieze or Cozy III Group/Shares

Postby neilcharlton » Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:30 pm

Not that I know of , I've never seen one of these aircraft in the London area. I think there was a cozy at either booker or Wycombe but not a group aircraft.
There's been some bargains on AFORS recently.
I'd be up for a share / non equity share. With it being permit you couldn't make it full no equity , but you could sell 1/20th shares , and the group agreement allows you buy back at any time , so you'd still keep control of your aircraft.
Where would you base it ? Denham might be a good option as its a hard runway, no hangerage but a composite aircraft should be fine outside.

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Postby iburnthings » Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:47 pm

I'd be interested, I'm a bit further SW though, not far from Bristol so probably not much use. Non equity route would be better for me also but happy to muck in with jobs.
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Postby Rod1 » Mon Oct 29, 2012 11:13 pm

There are shares going in a newly refurbished Long-Ez at Tatenhill. I appreciate that is too far north but he may possibly sell outright/

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Postby BlackheathBloke » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:25 am

neilcharlton wrote: I've never seen one of these aircraft in the London area.


There's one at Biggin, although I think individually owned.
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Postby Jodelman » Tue Oct 30, 2012 5:22 pm

As far as I know, there are only three Cozy's operational in the UK. One is based on the Isle of Man (ok, I know that's not the UK :? ) and one is in the south east. I believe the third is in Gloucestershire.

The Varieze at Biggin Hill has been owned and flown by the person that built it over thirty years ago.

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Re: Rutan Long-Ez/Varieze or Cozy III Group/Shares

Postby joc3554 » Wed Nov 14, 2012 9:45 pm

Thanks for all the helpful replies and posts. . I will look into a few options, including the number crunching to see what's possible. Thanks again.

Any interested parties please continue to shows your interest here.


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