Available as either STC FAA/PMA or experimental. STC is purchased separately.

Weighing ~145 lbs but boasting a cavernous 43 cubic feet of baggage space, this 4-place supercub fuselage is a surprise to most (a standard cub offers 23 cubic feet with extended baggage). Built for strength, this frame's weight is due in part to the use of 7/8" and 1" tubes. The fuselage is further reinforced by a trellis structure under the rear seat that connects the fuselage sides and enhances rigidity.

Finishing Note: Fuselages are shipped with the options of bare metal, prime powder coated, 1-color powder coated, or 2-color powder coated. We use an extensive FAA approved and FAA audited powder-coating process to ensure a strong and durable finish.

Shipping Note: The website cannot quote shipping on PA-18 fuselages. We put every fuselage shipment out to bid in an effort to achieve the best price for our customers. Fuselages are shipped in either a crate or on a skid with metal roll bars. The skid is lighter and usually results in a better shipping quote. The crate, however, offers more protection. The decision comes down to carrier requirements and the distance the frame needs to travel. Shipping a fuselage usually costs between $1000 and $2000.

Check out the videos to learn more about 4 Place Cubs flying in Alaska and then call us to discuss your rebuild.

Prices listed are subject to change depending on material costs, mods, and customization. Contact to discuss pricing.