Designed as a modern lightweight aircraft with classic American Legend handling, the American Legend MOAC focuses on simple systems, responsive controls and enjoyable stick and rudder flying. Discover American Legend MOAC aircraft for sale worldwide on AvPay. Browse active American Legend MOAC listings and find available aircraft across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South America. Connect directly with aircraft brokers, private sellers, flying clubs, flight schools and manufacturers. Explore the full inventory of aircraft for sale on AvPay here!
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The American Legend MOAC, short for Mother Of All Cubs, is a Super Cub style backcountry aircraft built for short field performance, big tires and rugged utility. AvPay offers a global marketplace for American Legend MOAC aircraft, connecting buyers and sellers across the USA, North America, UK, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, South America, and beyond. Discover your perfect new or used American Legend MOAC in our extensive online selection.
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Interesting facts about the American Legend MOAC
✈ American Legend builds the MOAC in Sulphur Springs, Texas, and bases it on a modernised Super Cub layout designed for backcountry flying.
✈ The name MOAC stands for Mother Of All Cubs, and it targets pilots who want strong STOL capability and extra utility in a Cub style airframe.
✈ Many MOAC builds use a Titan IO-370 class engine around the 195 hp range, and owners often spec constant speed propellers for takeoff performance.
✈ Buyers often look for options like leading edge slats, vortex generators, extended baggage, and long range fuel because they can change how the aircraft fits a mission.
✈ The MOAC typically carries three seats, which can matter for buyers comparing it with two seat Cub style aircraft.
✈ The aircraft’s backcountry setup often includes heavy duty landing gear, tundra tyres, and upgraded shocks, which can reduce rough field wear when used correctly.
✈ Some examples are factory built while others are kit built in the Experimental category, so buyers should confirm certification basis, maintenance rules, and logbook completeness.
✈ When you compare listings, pay close attention to useful load, fuel capacity, and installed equipment because these details change the real payload on a trip.
Model Variants for buyers to consider when purchasing an American Legend MOAC
Buyers often see the American Legend MOAC described alongside the AL18 Super Legend family, because the platform supports different build paths and equipment choices. Depending on how a seller configured the aircraft, you may find different engine variants, different propeller types, different fuel capacities (commonly 30 or 40 US gallons), and backcountry options such as slats, larger tyres, or extended baggage. When you compare MOAC listings, treat these configurations like practical variants, since they can change payload, handling, and operating costs.
American Legend MOAC Specifications
Information provided here is as a guide only. This information should not be used for flight planning or other aircraft operations. Aircraft model variations, custom specifications, modifications, upgrades and age will have a considerable impact on the details listed below. Please check with the seller, manufacturer or aviation authority for the precise aircraft specifications.
Length: 6.83 m (22 ft 5 in)
Wingspan: 10.81 m (35 ft 5.5 in)
Height: 2.04 m (6.7 ft)
Empty Weight: 404 kg (890 lb)
Max Take Off Weight (MTOW): 907 kg (2,000 lb)
Fuel Capacity: 114 to 151 L (30 to 40 US gal)
Cruise Speed: 193 km/h (120 mph, 104 kn)
Range: 867 km (539 mi, 468 nm)
Service Ceiling: 4,572 m (15,000 ft)
Rate of Climb: 9.7 m/s (1,900 ft/min)
Take-off Run to 15 m (49 ft): 30 m (100 ft)
Landing Run from 15 m (49 ft): 79 m (260 ft)
FAQs About the American Legend MOAC
How much does an American Legend MOAC cost?
Prices vary with build standard, certification basis and equipment. As a guide, a kit price was reported at $77,100 in October 2021, and an estimated completed price was reported around $210,000 to $310,000 in October 2021. Recent factory sale listings and dealer style postings for MOAC aircraft have also appeared in the $300,000 plus range across 2024 and 2025, depending on specification and time since new.
Is the American Legend MOAC a two seat or three seat aircraft?
Most MOAC configurations list three seats. Always confirm the installed seating, restraint setup, and weight and balance paperwork because interiors and rear seat arrangements can differ between aircraft.
What should I check first when comparing MOAC listings?
Start with certification category, airframe total time, engine and prop hours, and the maintenance record quality. Then compare useful load, fuel capacity, avionics, and backcountry options like slats, tyres and landing gear upgrades.
What makes the MOAC attractive for backcountry flying?
The design focuses on short field capability and rough strip durability. Many aircraft include large tyres, strong landing gear, and lift enhancing features, and these choices can help at low speeds and on uneven surfaces when flown within limits.
Can I finance and insure an American Legend MOAC like other piston aircraft?
Many buyers can, but terms often depend on certification basis, build quality, and pilot experience. A lender or insurer may ask for extra documentation on an Experimental aircraft, plus a detailed equipment list and recent condition inspection or annual paperwork.
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Find Finance for buying an American Legend MOAC
Need financing to purchase your American Legend MOAC? Start by confirming the aircraft’s certification basis, equipment list, and recent inspection status, because lenders often price risk around paperwork quality and predictable operating history. Compare deposit requirements, loan term, and any balloon payment so you can match the finance structure to how you plan to use the aircraft. If the aircraft sits in the Experimental category, ask early what documentation the lender needs, since requirements can differ from factory built aircraft. A specialist aviation finance provider can also help you model monthly payments, cash reserve needs, and upgrade plans before you commit.
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Find Insurance for an American Legend MOAC
Purchasing an American Legend MOAC is exciting, and the right insurance setup protects both the aircraft and your liability exposure from day one. Insurance quotes often depend on pilot experience, training history, where you operate, and the aircraft’s certification basis, so have these details ready before you request terms. Think through liability limits, hull value, passenger cover, and options like ground not in motion, because the best policy depends on how and where you fly. If you plan backcountry operations, discuss typical strips, tie down arrangements, and intended use so your broker can place appropriate cover. An aviation insurance specialist can also explain deductibles, named pilot terms, and how upgrades can affect hull value over time.
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