Fokker (replica!) // Ultralight – AirSpace Auctions

October 16, 2024

Fokker (replica!) // Ultralight

Auction Start: December 4, 2024

Auction End: December 11, 2024 12:00 pm

FOKKER VIII REPLICA Details

Make:

FOKKER VIII REPLICA

Model:

FOKKER VIII REPLICA

Year:

UNK

Auction Start Date:

December 4, 2024

Auction Start Date:

2024-12-04

Serial No:

001

Seat:

1

Category:

Ultralight

Time:

NA

Location: Flagstaff Az

Description: This Fokker ultralight is a scaled-down replica of the historical Fokker VIII aircraft. It offers a nostalgic flying experience with designs that mimic the early warbirds. If you’re a fan of vintage aviation, this kit offers the experience of piloting a historical aircraft while remaining within modern ultralight rules. This could be an inexpensive aircraft to hang from the ceiling or use as decor in a home or business.

Airframe Details

One of a Kind Fokker D.VIII Replica
Serial Number: 001
Total Time: Unknown

Engine Details

2 Stroke International 460-F40
Serial Number: 60778

Propeller Details

NA

Avionics Details

Airspeed Indicator
Compass
Turn Coordinator
CHT/EGT Gauge

Additional Features

NA

Exterior

Gray with black and white accents.

Interior

Very basic interior in gray with black seat.

Auction Details

Contact Phone: 254-735-5030

Contact Email: aircrew@airspaceauctions.com

Registration Number: NA

Make: FOKKER VIII REPLICA

Model: FOKKER VIII REPLICA

Required Deposit: $500

Buyers Premium: 6%/ minimum $500 - whichever is higher

Start Date: December 4, 2024

End Date: December 11, 2024 12:00 pm

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FOKKER VIII REPLICA Details

Make:

FOKKER VIII REPLICA

Model:

FOKKER VIII REPLICA

Year:

UNK

Auction Start Date:

December 4, 2024

Auction Start Date:

2024-12-04

Serial No:

001

Seat:

1

Category:

Ultralight

Time:

NA

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