
Help Get Lazair Nouveou to OSH
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This fund is intended to help restore the production of the fantastic Lazair Ultralight. This much loved flying machine was very popular in the 80's with several thousand units sold by Ultraflight from Canada. Dale Kramer originally designed the Lazair and produced it from the late 70's until the late 80's, during the "golden age" of ultralights. It is an exceptionaly good flying machine and has somewhat of a cult following. I have undertaken the project to make new Lazair's available for the masses to enjoy. I have been at it for for over 15 years, but really only the last 5 years in earnest. It is a monumental task to get a business like this up and running, much moreso than I first imagined. I have had much interest from people who "know" about the Lazair but unfortunatley I am personally unable to put this project together to get it to market by myself. If you are interested in the Lazair please help to save this wonderful flying machine. Follow my progress at NewLazair.blogspot.com
Thanks and All the Best,
Gene Yarbrough
This fund is intended to help restore the production of the fantastic Lazair Ultralight. This much loved flying machine was very popular in the 80's with several thousand units sold by Ultraflight from Canada. Dale Kramer originally designed the Lazair and produced it from the late 70's until the late 80's, during the "golden age" of ultralights. It is an exceptionaly good flying machine and has somewhat of a cult following. I have undertaken the project to make new Lazair's available for the masses to enjoy. I have been at it for for over 15 years, but really only the last 5 years in earnest. It is a monumental task to get a business like this up and running, much moreso than I first imagined. I have had much interest from people who "know" about the Lazair but unfortunatley I am personally unable to put this project together to get it to market by myself. If you are interested in the Lazair please help to save this wonderful flying machine. Follow my progress at NewLazair.blogspot.com
Thanks and All the Best,
Gene Yarbrough
Organizer
Gene Yarbrough
Organizer
Brooklet, GA