The Cub legend lives on in the American Legend Aircraft Company's Legend Cub!

The plane is currently on a demonstration tour throughout the central and northeastern United States. It's expected to be approved as a light-sport aircraft in early July and has a base price of $67,000.

More specifically, it's a two-place, single piston-engine powered aircraft designed to meet light-sport aircraft category certification requirements. It is equipped with a 100-horsepower Teledyne-Continental engine, electric start, and a full complement of avionics. It will be sold to customers ready-to-fly, and can be outfitted with floats for water take-offs and landings.

There are three differences between the Legend Cub and the original Cub: The Legend Cub is 3 inches wider, it has fuel in the wings so that you can fly it from the front, and it has doors on both sides (mainly for float flying to help the pilot dock the airplane).