Available Ximangos? - Sep 2006

Ximango USA has been in business now for nearly  twelve years and has
overseen the growth of the North American Ximango  fleet to over 55 aircraft.  We 
try constantly to keep track of each  of  you and your aircraft and to support
you, the owner/operator, any  way we can.

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Date:         Tue, 12 Sep 2006 18:36:28 EDT
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Ximango Owners,

Ximango USA has been in business now for nearly  twelve years and has
overseen the growth of the North American Ximango  fleet to over 55 aircraft.  We 
try constantly to keep track of each  of  you and your aircraft and to support
you, the owner/operator, any  way we can.  This support includes technical
advice (which is free,)  getting you parts from Aeromot in Brazil or Rotax, (which
is usually efficient,  but not free) or advising you on where to buy a needed
item (such as  tailwheel tires or motorcycle oil.)

One of the other ways we can support  you is to sell your Ximango to a new
owner, on consignment for a reasonable  commission, or to make an outright
purchase of it for cash. Our practice is  to bring the plane to our facility in
Daytona Beach, give it a thorough  technical and cosmetic detailing, and place it
on display in our hangars  for demo rides.  This approach (versus "brokering"
from afar)  we believe maximizes value to you and the buyer.  So far, we have
 always gotten the seller's asking price, or very near to it!

If you  should become ready to sell in the future, please get in touch with  
us.  Or, even if you don't require any help in selling your Ximango, we  want
to 
know the new owner and we will be happy to help you in the  sale any way we
can. (For example, we can vouch for all of the spare  parts purchased for the
plane, over the years.)

Lately, we have  had several inquiries about pre-owned 100 hp Ximangos that
might be  available.  If any of you with a 100 hp Ximango (SN 122  and  onward)
might be ready to sell, please get in touch with us at _www.XimangoUSA.com_
(http://www.XimangoUSA.com)  or mail to _XimangoUSA@aol.com_
(mailto:XimangoUSA@aol.com)  
 
This not to say the 81 hp versions are out of demand - our last sale of a 
pre-owned Ximango was an 81 hp bird which now has a new home in Texas!
 
Please continue to call on Ximango USA for everything you need for your 
Ximango motorglider - they're the best, they're in production, and we're here to 
support you anyway we can!

Regards,

Chuck Cheeseman
Ximango  USA
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Date:         Tue, 12 Sep 2006 18:39:35 EDT
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Chuck and others - does Rotax or anyone keep a list of A&P's who are
certified to work on 912's?  They're hard to find in Portland, Oregon.  Anybody know
how to find these folks?
Thanks.
John Barker
S/N 124
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Date:         Tue, 12 Sep 2006 19:26:18 EDT
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John,
 
The American people that have taken the Rotax Course from Rotec in Canada 
are certainly known to Rotec, so I suggest you e-mail Rob Seaton at
_RobS@rotec.com_ (mailto:RobS@rotec.com) . 
 
He is in charge of the maintenance training for the 912/914 series engines 
in North America and is a very knowledgable fellow!.
 
Chuck Cheeseman, President
Ximango USA