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gliderx5

Joined: 30 Jun 2008
Posts: 203

Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 4:53 pm Post subject: MKII has a new owner

Well friends, my MKII has been sold and now lives in an apparent Kolb haven near St. Louis.  I hope you Kolb guys in the area give Greg, the new owner great welcome into the fold.  I will miss the little airplane.  I had a lot of fun with it over the last couple years putting about 100 hours on it.  I visited 22 different airports, several fly-ins, camp-outs,  and pancake breakfasts.  I even towed it to Oshkosh and flew it at the ultralight farm.  I took dozens of friends for rides, introducing them to light sport flying.  I learned about Rotax engines and how great they perform.  The MKII is a tremendous bargain for fun flying and I would recommend it to anyone.  I bought it to have something to fly until I finished my Pietenpol Aircamper, which I hope to have flying this fall, but I didn't think I would enjoy the little beast as much as I did.  I will keep my web site on-line to share information about the MKII for others that may be interested.  I'm not convinced that I won't be back in a Kolb somewhere in the future.  Until then, may you all have blue skies and light winds.



Best Wishes

Malcolm Morrison

http://home.comcast.net/~mmorrison123/kolb.htm



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gliderx5

Joined: 30 Jun 2008
Posts: 203

Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 4:53 pm Post subject: MKII has a new owner

p { margin: 0; }Well friends, my MKII has been sold and now lives in an apparent Kolb haven near St. Louis.  I hope you Kolb guys in the area give Greg, the new owner great welcome into the fold.  I will miss the little airplane.  I had a lot of fun with it over the last couple years putting about 100 hours on it.  I visited 22 different airports, several fly-ins, camp-outs,  and pancake breakfasts.  I even towed it to Oshkosh and flew it at the ultralight farm.  I took dozens of friends for rides, introducing them to light sport flying.  I learned about Rotax engines and how great they perform.  The MKII is a tremendous bargain for fun flying and I would recommend it to anyone.  I bought it to have something to fly until I finished my Pietenpol Aircamper, which I hope to have flying this fall, but I didn't think I would enjoy the little beast as much as I did.  I will keep my web site on-line to share information about the MKII for others that may be interested.  I'm not convinced that I won't be back in a Kolb somewhere in the future.  Until then, may you all have blue skies and light winds.



Best Wishes

Malcolm Morrison

http://home.comcast.net/~mmorrison123/kolb.htm

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cristalclear13

Joined: 19 Sep 2007
Posts: 363
Location: Southeast Georgia

Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 1:36 pm Post subject: Re: MKII has a new owner

 	  gliderx5 wrote: 	
		  Well friends, my MKII has been sold and now lives in an apparent Kolb haven near St. Louis.  I hope you Kolb guys in the area give Greg, the new owner great welcome into the fold.  I will miss the little airplane.  I had a lot of fun with it over the last couple years putting about 100 hours on it.  I visited 22 different airports, several fly-ins, camp-outs,ï¿½ and pancake breakfasts.  I even towed it to Oshkosh and flew it at the ultralight farm.  I took dozens of friends for rides, introducing them to light sport flying.  I learned about Rotax engines and how great they perform.  The MKII is a tremendous bargain for fun flying and I would recommend it to anyone.  I bought it to have something to fly until I finished my Pietenpol Aircamper, which I hope to have flying this fall, but I didn't think I would enjoy the little beast as much as I did.ï¿½ I will keep my web site on-line to share information about the MKII for others that may be interested.  I'm not convinced that I won't be back in a Kolb somewhere in the future.  Until then, may you all have blue skies and light winds.



Best Wishes

Malcolm Morrison

http://home.comcast.net/~mmorrison123/kolb.htm



 	




Best of luck to you Malcolm.  May your little Mark II be happy in her new home.  I know you will miss her!

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Kolb Mark II Twinstar Rotax 503 DCSI Sept 2007 - sold Sept 2012
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