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I live in Munhall, just outside Pittsburgh. I have a Varieze, N78SP, currently in storage while I get things squared away enough to start rebuilding her. I also have Cozy IV plans. Looking to find out if there are any other Varieze, Long-EZ, Cozy owners anywhere in the vicinity. I'm a lifetime member of the EAA, and member of the local EAA chapter, but there aren't any canard owners/fliers in that chapter. Thanks in advance. Herb

Retired submarine nuke power plant operator, currently working for a nuke power lab subcontractor as an engineer.

Really sorry that I haven't written anything in two years. I haven't flown it yet, still in the process of sorting out some damage that occurred during my move to PA after I retired from the Navy. The plane is pretty much torn down, I would be in the process of sanding, and making repairs, except... I'm back in the "real world" work force after many years in the service. I have my own house, again, so once the house repairs are done, I can start on the plane again. I'm going to have to buy an engine as well. You know, 90% complete, 90% to go. Later, Herb.

All, I've purchased a completed varieze, N78SP. I'm trying to find any information that anyone may have about this airplane. It was completed and registered as a Wahrmund-Coleman vari-eze. The serial number is 1142. The docs that I have indicate that it has about 140 hours flight time, with a Continental O-200. If you happen to have any info, I'd certainly appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Herb