I am looking at a Starduster Too, that's about a three hour drive away. It's a zero time airframe, built for a Russian radial engine with a pneumatic starter, but no engine or paperwork (the builder had passed away before he could fly it, engine was sold), fabric and paint is done, priced for $3500. I have a Lycoming O-360, which maybe I can use on the Starduster. It's tempting, would it be worth it?
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Thoughts on a possible Starduster Too for sale
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