Flying Car for Sale

I once saw a show about it on tv but they said that the one they were flying was the only example left in the whole world. That one was yellow and green. So where was this one hiding?
 
Thanks for the heads up on that Flasheegee,

Got some excellent pictures from Ebay of it. :d Very very difficult to find good photos of a plane to make.


If only there were something like this on the Fanliner!!! arrghh... :banghead:
 
For 3.5 mill, one could have a top designer create a vehicle from scratch with moder lines, go to a engineering firm and have them put it into reality, lease a building / hanger to place the above mentioned in, set up tooling, molds, etc, by enough materials for 10 units, and have some left over for advertising and payroll for the next 12 months... and Insurance.

If it all goes well, if its a success, if sales run well, you could possibly make it all back in a year, and the possibilities are that you could make 20 million off the line of vehicles over a period of time, if you ran the firm right and didnt let the money leak out. (Proper spending, budgeting).




Bill
 
The Aerocar was a clever invention but it looks like a cartoon.
For $300,000 you can buy a L-39 Albatros or some other cool warbird. :)
 
While looking at other aircraft up for auction on E-Bay, I came across a Yale Harvard for a meager 90 grand. Totally restored to brand new condition...one of only 6 in flying condition in North America.

OBIO
 
For 3.5 million, I bet you could make one heck of a deal on a really sweet Spitfire (or two).
 
OBIO said:
While looking at other aircraft up for auction on E-Bay, I came across a Yale Harvard for a meager 90 grand. Totally restored to brand new condition...one of only 6 in flying condition in North America.
OBIO
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That's more like what what I was thinking. If I had the bucks to buy my choice of plane, I'd get a SNJ/Harvard/Texan.
 
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