A 1970 follow-on to Stolp’s highly successful Starduster biplane series, the Starlet was aimed at a specific market niche -- customers seeking the Stolp experience, but through a simpler design and construction process, i.e., eliminate the lower wing and step down in horsepower. The resulting single place, high wing parasol got the builder into the air faster, with more dough left in his pocket, and with a sturdy airplane that was just as comfortable operating on rough turf as it was on paved runways.