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A 2 seat kit (STOL CH 701) costs about 12.000 US$+a 100 hp engine (about 10 000$) so it takes you around 25 000. See http://www.zenithair.com/stolch701/index1.html for more info.

go to aerotrader.com or tradeaplane.com or any of the other online airplane classifieds and do a search by type. You will be lucky to find anything other than a 50 year old single-seater or an ultra-light for that price but good luck, there are a few hidden jewels out there.

Single seat, no license required (training IS REQUIRED), but affordable, the WEEDHOPPER or the VW engine powered LEGAL EAGLE or if you can build one (with the aid of the EAA local chapter, try the BETTER HALF AIRCRAFT for plans. These along with the USUA website and powered parachutes advertised in their magazine, Ultralight Flying, or the UltraFlight magazine (on most newsstands). Good luck.

About the only thing I can think of, in your price range would be an ultra-light single seater... Check out this web site from the US Ultralight Association for more info on ultralight aircraft...

you could get a J-3 piper cub, they are slow, but they'll be around 10k

One thing I learned a long time ago you don't want a cheap airplane. They should cost money if its to cheap stay away from it please

depends,........................kit plane mag has some for 7k$'s

......for sale adds boast kit's still in a box for less,............big factor is what your looking for...........KIT,EXPERIMENTAL,

SINGLE,TWIN,GLIDER,

PARA-PLANES????????????????????????????????

REMEMBER CHEAP DOES NOT ALWAYS MEAN CHEAPEST................YOU STILL HAVE THE COST OF PUTTING IT TOGETHER,...AVIONICS,ENGINE TYPE,etc,etc

...................you need to ADD ALL those factors in first,...also a one or dozen-off kit is going to get pricey when you need to get parts!????????..........................just a thought ,it might be worth their weight in JP-4 to pay a pilot/mech to do some research for you