This 1957 Corben Baby Ace, offered at $14,000, is a charming homebuilt that was completed by a Cessna engineer named Bob Stephens after he saw Paul Poberezny's Ace in an early 1955 magazine. A true amalgamation of classic taildragger parts, it features a Corben fuselage, a Luscombe 8A wing, and J-3 landing gear and powerplant. The aircraft is powered by an A-65 engine turning a McCaully propeller, and it has been cared for by an A&P owner, always hangared with complete logs.
Notable recent maintenance includes new tires, tubes, a leather seat, and new bungies in the gear (with solid lowers also included). Fuel is carried in a 12-gallon...
Wheels/Tires
New tires, tubes
Landing Gear
J-3 gear, new bungies in gear (have solid lowers also)
Asking Price
$14,000
KS, USA
Jun 13, 2026: $14,000(-$750) - barnstormers
May 20, 2026: $14,750(-$250) - barnstormers
May 9, 2026: $15,000 - barnstormers
Asking Price
$14,000
KS, USA
Jun 13, 2026: $14,000(-$750) - barnstormers
May 20, 2026: $14,750(-$250) - barnstormers
May 9, 2026: $15,000 - barnstormers
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Asking Price
$14,000