| TiMcKinney, e-mail, 15.11.2023 03:35 I wonder if the plans and construction jigs are out there somewhere?
It seems like if someone could produce them again there would be a market!
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| Guilherme Purnhagen, e-mail, 07.10.2022 00:52 Dear sir,
Your LA-60 still for sale?
Many Thanks
GP
bahiagliding@gmail.com
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| Guilherme Purnhagen, e-mail, 05.10.2022 03:09 Dear sir,
Your LA-60 still for sale?
Many Thanks
GP
bahiagliding@gmail.com
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| Guilherme Purnhagen, e-mail, 05.10.2022 03:09 Dear sir,
Your LA-60 still for sale?
Many Thanks
GP
bahiagliding@gmail.com
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| Connie Thompson, e-mail, 15.07.2022 23:22 PROBATE SALE
Lockheed AL60 C5 - ACCEPTING OFFERS
FFA Certified "Experimental" Lockheed AL60 with Chevy 350 Stroker 383 cubic inch powered "Air Truck". 450 ft lbs torque at 4500 rpm. 6-7 passenger, large cargo area. 72 gal fuel capacity, 2700# empty, 4500# max weight. Will cruise at 125mph, climb rate is 900 ft/min at gross weight, Stall speed is 60mph with fowlers out and 80mph without fowlers. "Air Flow Performance" mechanical fuel injection. 11-12 gal/hr fuel burn. "MSD" Dual Fuel injection Dual alternators "Geschwender Chain Drive" with 2:1 reduction at 98% efficient powering 87 inch diameter prop over 7 inches wide. Static Thrust almost 1200# at the prop.
Probate Sale
Contact: Connie Thompson
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| Anonymous, 02.03.2022 01:26 He
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| Anonymous, 29.11.2021 02:51 Hi, A friend of mine here in Australia owned VH ELI, an AL60 that was mentioned earlier with a forced landing near Seattle. My says it has a IO520 fitted and was the only AL60 on the Australian register, I flew 30 or 40 hours in it, several trips across Bass Strait from Victoria to Tasmania but this was 35 years ago
Ian
countrywide_finance@bigpond.com
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| orlo ellison, e-mail, 08.11.2021 22:08 Lars,
Please contact me. I own the AL60-F5
Orlo Ellison
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| Michael weeks, e-mail, 03.02.2021 03:22 I have a AL 60 B I bought with a 601 Walters on it on 3900 floats. I have been working on it since 2013 redoing everything. I would buy one for parts or flying if anyone hears of anything please let me know. Not sure if can leave my number. I am Michael Here is my email Mdweeks55@gmail.com
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| Lars Gleitsmann, e-mail, 11.01.2021 06:22 Dear Dave Hall, I would like to get in contact with you regarding the history of the LASA60 and your work in the CAA test flights of it.
I am the owner of two AL60-B2 (one is flying quite a bit) and I am trying to research the history of it in more detail.
Best Regards,
Lars Gleitsmann
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| Manuel, e-mail, 15.06.2020 15:06 Hallo Lars!
Sorry for my late response. I just notice you sent me a message. I guess I should be more aware of this.
Finally I repaired the aircraft a couple of years ago. The fuselage is perfect ! I am just waiting to get some capital and invest on a PT6-28. My LASA was modified in Canada with a PT6-20 but this engine is old. I hope next year I can buy a half life engine.
Best regards
Manuel
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| Nicolas hucki, e-mail, 15.05.2020 13:56 Hi Lars
M’y al60 has been sales on may and Is gone ti Biélorussie
Regards
Nicolas
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| Lars Gleitsmann, e-mail, 13.05.2020 04:02 Hi Manuel,
How is it going? Did you get yours fixed back up? There is a wreck in Iceland and I wonder if we could joint venture and buy it from the owner and split it for parts...
Best Regards,
Lars
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| Lars Gleitsmann, e-mail, 13.05.2020 04:01 Hi Manuel,
How is it going? Did you get yours fixed back up? There is a wreck in Iceland and I wonder if we could joint venture and buy it from the owner and split it for parts...
Best Regards,
Lars
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| Lars Gleitsmann, e-mail, 13.05.2020 04:00 Hi,
That airplane is still around !!! - The plane in the story would be now VH-ELI in Australia !!!
The owner of the company was Blair Estenson, isn't it??
Best Regards,
Lars
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| Lars Gleitsmann, e-mail, 13.05.2020 03:57 Hi Guy,
You had one in Quebec, wasn't it? Did you have the IO-720-A1B powered one from the USA or the one with the turbine?
With the wheelpants mine cruises at 112knots.
Best Regards,
Lars
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| Lars Gleitsmann, e-mail, 13.05.2020 03:54 Hi Nicolas Hucki,
Yours is the red one isn't it? Do you still have it? Is it still for sale? If not, where did it go?
The one (D-EAFG) in the picture above did go to the Ukraine, but I have no contact for its new owner!
Please email me,
Best Regards,
Lars
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| mike, e-mail, 22.07.2017 02:31 Hello, does anyone know of any of these that are still flying and are for sale? I'd prefer on that's been converted to turbine, but can do that myself if needed.
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| nicolas hucki, e-mail, 27.01.2017 20:32 My AL60 is for sale in France 15000 €
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| Manuel Calleja, e-mail, 04.04.2014 18:21 Hi everyone !
My name is Manuel, from Mexico. The writing is very nice and interesting.
In fact, I would like to ask for some help. I am the owner of a LASA-60, and several months ago I suffered an accident. The plane was damaged considerably but I have some hope in order to repair it.
Looking at the wing structure, I realized that some special parts (a rare tube for instance that runs inside the wing) are needed for the reparation, among others.
My interest is to find a non-flying LASA-60 and probably buy some spare parts.
Does some of you can help me with some information ??? I will really appreciate it. This is my email: skydivemexico@gmail.com
Best regards !!
Manuel
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| Roger purdue, e-mail, 19.02.2012 02:30 About 1970 a small commuter airline was started to provide service to the San Juan islands from Seattle. Five smaller lines combined to form puget sound airlines. One of these lockheeds was in their inventory and was placed on the mail run between the islands and anacortes. We monitored the unicom frequency. One afternoon ,headed for anacortes, Tommy Clark was headed for the barn when he radioed that the engine had shucker it's innards and he was going down. He made it into an old short hayfield intact. Tommy gave up flying for thirty years or so! He now owns a Franklin powered Stinson 108.
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| bill, 20.06.2011 14:22 Plane got off he ground pretty good but only climb due to the curvature of the earth.
One nice thing about the plane was a really big side door
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| Dave Hall, e-mail, 03.05.2011 02:05 I went to work at Lockheed in 1962 and was placed in a training program for flight testing. Our class assignment was to run much of the CAA flight tests on the LASA 60. I spent a fair amount of time riding in it from Burbank to Palomar where we did a lot of the test flying. Not a bad GA aircraft, seemed to be a clone of the C-182. Good training for my later work on the Blackbird.
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| Lars, e-mail, 22.01.2010 05:01 The 3-view drawing used on this webpage here is bogus, I can supply a better one. I have a AL60B2, and am restoring it to its original paint when it was with the Rhodesian Air Force after the UDI. I am looking for ANY Color PHOTO of this type of Plane with The Rho.AF. ANY help is welcome.
Best regards,
Lars
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| guy pere, e-mail, 12.09.2008 08:36 I owned one of these planes
I don't think it could go 158 mph straight down.
the cruise speed was around 90
Plane got off he ground pretty good but only climb due to the curvature of the earth.
One nice thing about the plane was a really big side door
(you could put a piece of plywood in the thing!)
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