RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota)    Gallery
View related threads: (in this forum | in all forums)

Logged in as Guest



Users viewing this topic: none
    Search This Thread  
 
Printable Version


Hangar 9 Piper J-3 Cub 40 ARF / Saito 90 twin - RTF
Seller:  Hill202
Details:   $450.00   |  5/14/2013   |  Classified Ad
We will rotate YOUR AD in this spot if you select "Forum Featured" when placing or editing your ad!

All Forums >> RC Airplanes >> Events, Shows and Fun Fly's - Airplanes >> RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota)
Page: <<   < prev  3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [11] 12   next >   >>  

Tower Hobbies Get Coupon Codes Brands  
Login
Message << Older Topic   Newer Topic >>
RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/5/2013 1:16 AM   
loopyrc


 

Posts: 39
Score: 100
Joined: 1/23/2010
Last Login: 2/11/2013
From: wahpeton, ND, USA
Status: offline

Minnreefer,
 It' s the ultra sport 60.



_____________________________

loopyrc
ULTRA SPORT BROTHERHOOD #58

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Minnreefer)
       Post #: 251

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 12:55 PM   
midnightsabotage


 

Posts: 7
Score: 100
Joined: 1/25/2012
Last Login: 3/22/2013
From: SHOREVIEW, MN, USA
Status: offline
How about a fresh built Electric-converted 63" Global Super Decathlon?  Think this would do well? 





Hide Signatures

(in reply to loopyrc)
       Post #: 252

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 2:50 PM   
kargo


 

Posts: 316
Score: 105
Joined: 10/1/2007
Last Login: 5/14/2013
From: Ellsworth, WI, USA
Status: offline 		Geesh, why don't you just say hey guys, here is a brand new 2012 Corvette, how do guys think it'd do, huh, huh?

_____________________________

Flying a plane is no different than riding a bicycle, its just a lot harder to put cards in the spokes.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to midnightsabotage)
       Post #: 253

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 3:37 PM   
midnightsabotage


 

Posts: 7
Score: 100
Joined: 1/25/2012
Last Login: 3/22/2013
From: SHOREVIEW, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I'm sorry for posting/asking?  Did you mean that post as a sarcastic way to say that it would indeed do well?  Or are you just generally implying that I'm dumb for asking if my model might do well or not?  I can't read into your text that well, I don't know you.

I asked because I really have no idea if it's a popular model, or if the hobby as a whole even has an interest in that type of plane lately.  I don't get out to fly much and I have one friend that I go flying with.  I have no idea what anyone else in the hobby around here thinks about different types and models of planes.  Just because I think it's a beautiful plane doesn't mean anyone else would value it much.  All I have is a value of what I'd be disappointed with if it went for.  But we're not allowed to talk numbers here so I thought a general gauge of people's replies would atleast help.
I recall seeing one of these airframes at a swap meet for what I thought was a really cheap price and nobody was scooping it up.  I fly in smaller areas and have a smaller vehicle so taking a larger plane out is just something I really don't do.  If other people would be excited to see it and bid on it, I'd like to bring it so someone else can make better use of it.  But I can't give it away.  Just figured a little bit of input would help me to determine the risk. 

I don't want to haul a big plane or 2 up there and end up having to waste money to buy each one back because I didn't know it's a model that people are generally not interested in for whatever reason... and also have to take up room in the car for the retun trip - in case I find a couple planes I'd like to bid on and need the space.

Thanks for the user that gave some input on the Mad Dog, by the way.  I had no idea what it was before I acquired it, so I didn't know if it was a total flop of a model or if it was something that people used to think was cool.  I'll try to bring that one so that someone else can enjoy it now

Thanks!



Hide Signatures

(in reply to kargo)
       Post #: 254

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 4:12 PM   
Fly2XS



Posts: 425
Score: 100
Joined: 5/11/2005
Last Login: 5/21/2013
From: Eden Prairie, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: midnightsabotage


How about a fresh built Electric-converted 63'' Global Super Decathlon?  Think this would do well? 






I have been a TCRC Auctioneer for over 25 years and I can tell you that this aircraft will do very well!
I look forward to bidding on it , er, I mean selling it!


_____________________________

Scott: AMA L628, RCCA #108
Corsair Brotherhood #49

Hide Signatures

(in reply to midnightsabotage)
       Post #: 255

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 5:41 PM   
Minnreefer



Posts: 1216
Score: 195
Joined: 1/18/2003
Last Login: 5/22/2013
From: Plymouth, MN, USA
Status: offline 		It should do well, it looks very nice, but sometimes one can get a great plane at a great price. I would bid on it, but I think it will go out of my budget.

_____________________________

Tiger 2 brotherhood #14
The Common flyer, best of the lousiest, and lousiest of the best.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Fly2XS)
       Post #: 256

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 7:26 PM   
kargo


 

Posts: 316
Score: 105
Joined: 10/1/2007
Last Login: 5/14/2013
From: Ellsworth, WI, USA
Status: offline 		midnightsabotage, VERY sorry for the misunderstanding, blame it on my complete lack of a sense of humor. My meaning was that it is such an incredibly nice model, that you might as well auction off something just as nice, like a 2012 Corvette. After all, you'd probably get a similar price for the model as you would the vet!

So, just to be clear I think its an AWESOME model, that will fetch a very HIGH price at the auction.

Man, I get in trouble no matter where I go. I don't think I'd be able to afford that Decathlon, but I bet I might be able to throw a bid or too at the MAD DOG....

Best of luck to all at the auction, especially the lucky guy/gal who brings home that Decathlon!

_____________________________

Flying a plane is no different than riding a bicycle, its just a lot harder to put cards in the spokes.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Minnreefer)
       Post #: 257

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/6/2013 8:19 PM   
G.Barber



Posts: 675
Score: 131
Joined: 10/15/2004
Last Login: 5/23/2013
From: Willmar, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I'd bid on it too, but Fly2XS has MUCH deeper pockets than I have...

Seriously, I'll be bidding on it too!

_____________________________

Ultra Sport Brother #68
Cub Brother #62
Even the smallest good deed is better than the greatest intention.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to kargo)
       Post #: 258

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/7/2013 5:11 AM   
midnightsabotage


 

Posts: 7
Score: 100
Joined: 1/25/2012
Last Login: 3/22/2013
From: SHOREVIEW, MN, USA
Status: offline 		Haha, thanks guys  
And kargo, no worries whatsoever.  I thought you probably meant it that way, but one can never be too sure and I just hoped i wasn't being a bother by asking. 

I think I'll go ahead and take the chance on bringing it then.  I'd definitely like to help out TCRC with some commission money after I was able to scoop up some good deals last year! 

My flying buddy is on the fence about bringing along his receiver-ready E-Flite Deuces Wild with the more powerful Power 32 setup & retracts.  How hard should I try to convince him? 
I atleast know that one is a really rare and fairly sought-after model these days. Are people looking for them around here much?

Thanks again for everyone's input, very helpful and I appreciate it.  I'm extremely excited for Saturday! 

Quick question - as a seller, we can't bid on items with the $ amount of things that have sold, can we?  We can only use what cash/checking account money we have on hand that day.  Right? 


Hide Signatures

(in reply to G.Barber)
       Post #: 259

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/7/2013 6:11 PM   
Jon Evju


 

Posts: 1
Score: 100
Joined: 2/5/2013
Last Login: 2/10/2013
From: Maple Grove, MN, USA
Status: offline 		Looking forward to the auction! 
I expect to find lots of exciting easy-to-crash electric models that I want to buy!  Is there any preregistration for buyers?
-BTW, that Global Super Decathlon that midnightsabotage is considering auctioning off looks great! I want!  

-Well, like most other people, I have to work with a budget   but I expect to still have fun and take some nice pre-owned models home .


Hide Signatures

(in reply to midnightsabotage)
       Post #: 260

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/7/2013 6:21 PM   
Fly2XS



Posts: 425
Score: 100
Joined: 5/11/2005
Last Login: 5/21/2013
From: Eden Prairie, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: midnightsabotage

Haha, thanks guys  
And kargo, no worries whatsoever.  I thought you probably meant it that way, but one can never be too sure and I just hoped i wasn't being a bother by asking. 

I think I'll go ahead and take the chance on bringing it then.  I'd definitely like to help out TCRC with some commission money after I was able to scoop up some good deals last year! 

My flying buddy is on the fence about bringing along his receiver-ready E-Flite Deuces Wild with the more powerful Power 32 setup & retracts.  How hard should I try to convince him? 
I atleast know that one is a really rare and fairly sought-after model these days. Are people looking for them around here much?

Thanks again for everyone's input, very helpful and I appreciate it.  I'm extremely excited for Saturday! 

Quick question - as a seller, we can't bid on items with the $ amount of things that have sold, can we?  We can only use what cash/checking account money we have on hand that day.  Right? 



Take a look at the Buyer's & Seller's Rules on TCRCOnLine.com for details.

http://www.tcrconline.com/pages/auction.htm

http://www.tcrconline.com/pages/auction_seller_details.htm


TCRC takes payment from the Buyer before an item is released.
TCRC cuts checks to the Sellers after the auction (next day) and they are mailed the following Monday.

Have Fun!

_____________________________

Scott: AMA L628, RCCA #108
Corsair Brotherhood #49

Hide Signatures

(in reply to midnightsabotage)
       Post #: 261

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/9/2013 3:35 AM   
kochj


 

Posts: 3661
Score: 143
Joined: 12/5/2005
Last Login: 5/23/2013
From: Victoria, MN, USA
Status: online 		I have 1 NIB 94" Yak54 Lanier w/spare cowl.
I also have a NIB lanier Extra XXX 94" w/spare cowl..

I want to attend this year...but am worried about payment....

How can I get a payment if the seller bounces a check?
Why not paypal???
OR CASH and cary..???

I have been had before and do not want to get ripped again...
Buyer takes home item, after writing BUGUS check. and I patiently, wait for my money to arrive in the mail.
Then TCRC says Ohh crap "I guess you don't get any money until we track down this JA and get the money..
Meanwhile, your out your auctioned item...and all the money as well..

Any one else have these thoughts????


_____________________________

If you can''''t dazzle em with brilliance,baffle em with BS

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Fly2XS)
       Post #: 262

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/9/2013 3:45 AM   
Minnreefer



Posts: 1216
Score: 195
Joined: 1/18/2003
Last Login: 5/22/2013
From: Plymouth, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I am not an official officer of TCRC, but I believe that TCRC mails payment out, before any checks are "cleared" TCRC does take safe guards to protect it self from bounced checks, and it has only been a minor issue in the past. So in other words, I believe that TCRC takes responsibility for receiving payment, and part of the selling fee helps cover any unforeseen expenses.

Again, I am NOT a board member or any person of authority, but I believe that is how it is done.

_____________________________

Tiger 2 brotherhood #14
The Common flyer, best of the lousiest, and lousiest of the best.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to kochj)
       Post #: 263

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/9/2013 3:52 AM   
G.Barber



Posts: 675
Score: 131
Joined: 10/15/2004
Last Login: 5/23/2013
From: Willmar, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I have been to several TCRC auctions, and getting paid for items I have sold has NEVER been an issue! TCRC checks are as good as gold, and usually received in less than a week after the auction.

_____________________________

Ultra Sport Brother #68
Cub Brother #62
Even the smallest good deed is better than the greatest intention.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Minnreefer)
       Post #: 264

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/10/2013 1:36 AM   
Fly2XS



Posts: 425
Score: 100
Joined: 5/11/2005
Last Login: 5/21/2013
From: Eden Prairie, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: kochj

I have 1 NIB 94'' Yak54 Lanier w/spare cowl.
I also have a NIB lanier Extra XXX 94'' w/spare cowl..

I want to attend this year...but am worried about payment....

How can I get a payment if the seller bounces a check?
Why not paypal???
OR CASH and cary..???

I have been had before and do not want to get ripped again...
Buyer takes home item, after writing BUGUS check. and I patiently, wait for my money to arrive in the mail.
Then TCRC says Ohh crap ''I guess you don't get any money until we track down this JA and get the money..
Meanwhile, your out your auctioned item...and all the money as well..

Any one else have these thoughts????



If you read the instructions you would know this is a consignment auction. TCRC takes ownership from the time the item is checked in until it is purchased and paid for. We have had very few people draw a bad check over the past 38 years. If we do get one usually it is a mistake and they pay up. Our sellers never see it.


_____________________________

Scott: AMA L628, RCCA #108
Corsair Brotherhood #49

Hide Signatures

(in reply to kochj)
       Post #: 265

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/10/2013 4:02 AM   
G.Barber



Posts: 675
Score: 131
Joined: 10/15/2004
Last Login: 5/23/2013
From: Willmar, MN, USA
Status: offline 		Well, I only bought a couple of items at the auction today, but I think I did pretty well!

First item I picked up is a used AMR low wing sport 26 (gently used, of course) with an evolution 26cc gasser and 5 hitec hs-645MG servos. Got a good deal (I think) at $130.00.

I also picked up a blade MCP X BnF as well - also a good deal!


_____________________________

Ultra Sport Brother #68
Cub Brother #62
Even the smallest good deed is better than the greatest intention.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Fly2XS)
       Post #: 266

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/10/2013 4:21 PM   
Willmsy


 

Posts: 3
Score: 100
Joined: 1/17/2008
Last Login: 2/11/2013
From: Woodbury, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I have a suggestion for you because of an incident while picking up a plane that I bought back. On your website it says that you can buy back your item for 10% of the bid price up to a max of $20 if it doesn't sell for the price you would like and you are the highest bidder. When I went to buy back my item for $20 I was told I had to pay the full bid price and then you (the club) would send me a check for $20 less my bid. This is NOT stated on any documentation on your website or literature at the auction. I was able to pick up my item by paying the $20 in cash because I didn't have the full bid price on me. This left me somewhat disappointed with the whole selling process and I will probably not sell any more items at your auction.

Sincerely,

Willmsy

Hide Signatures

(in reply to G.Barber)
       Post #: 267

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/10/2013 4:37 PM   
loopyrc


 

Posts: 39
Score: 100
Joined: 1/23/2010
Last Login: 2/11/2013
From: wahpeton, ND, USA
Status: offline

Got to say had a great time at the auction again. I brought down three freinds that where first timers and they will be returning again.
You can tell we had a good time by the trailer after the loading process...
Thanks again to the TCRC for the great show.



Attachments
Click to see fullsize image.
Click for fullsize


_____________________________

loopyrc
ULTRA SPORT BROTHERHOOD #58

Hide Signatures

(in reply to G.Barber)
       Post #: 268

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/10/2013 4:41 PM   
Minnreefer



Posts: 1216
Score: 195
Joined: 1/18/2003
Last Login: 5/22/2013
From: Plymouth, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: loopyrc

Got to say had a great time at the auction again. I brought down three freinds that where first timers and they will be returning again.
You can tell we had a good time by the trailer after the loading process...
Thanks again to the TCRC for the great show.




I am glad that you enjoyed it, I see at least 4 planes in the trailer that I really wanted to bring home, just out of my budget (the triplane, the p-47, chipmunk, shoestring and at least one or two others) I think you made it all worthwhile ))

_____________________________

Tiger 2 brotherhood #14
The Common flyer, best of the lousiest, and lousiest of the best.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to loopyrc)
       Post #: 269

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/11/2013 1:09 AM   
exocet-RCU


 

Posts: 267
Score: 100
Joined: 1/17/2002
Last Login: 5/22/2013
From: Shakopee, MN, USA
Status: online 		Hi all,

This is just a quick note to thank all of the sellers, buyers and, especially, the VOLUNTEERS at the Auction yesterday. Together, you all made the day go exceedingly well.

Note to the sellers: The accounting has been done, the checks written and the letters in the mailbox. You should be receiving your funds in the next couple of days.

Thanks again.

Tim Wirtz,
TCRC Treasurer

Hide Signatures

(in reply to Minnreefer)
       Post #: 270

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/11/2013 1:18 AM   
G.Barber



Posts: 675
Score: 131
Joined: 10/15/2004
Last Login: 5/23/2013
From: Willmar, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I agree! A large thank you is in order for all of the hard-working members of TCRC. For without you guys (and gals), none of this would be possible!

Thank you again for a great auction, and I'm already looking forward to next year!

_____________________________

Ultra Sport Brother #68
Cub Brother #62
Even the smallest good deed is better than the greatest intention.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to exocet-RCU)
       Post #: 271

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/11/2013 1:47 AM   
jeffEE



Posts: 1016
Score: 120
Joined: 11/18/2002
Last Login: 5/23/2013
From: farmingtom, MN, USA
Status: offline 		I think it went as well or better than any of the past auctions. I think the only complaint I had was that you had one person/auctioneer selling things at $5 jumps. That took a long time to sell some items. But he did better than I could have done so no harm done really.

Loopyrc, we missed each other again. I guess the Wahpeton stories will have to wait till next year.

_____________________________

If its not a warbird, Its just a target.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to G.Barber)
       Post #: 272

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/11/2013 6:03 AM   
midnightsabotage


 

Posts: 7
Score: 100
Joined: 1/25/2012
Last Login: 3/22/2013
From: SHOREVIEW, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: Willmsy

I have a suggestion for you because of an incident while picking up a plane that I bought back. On your website it says that you can buy back your item for 10% of the bid price up to a max of $20 if it doesn't sell for the price you would like and you are the highest bidder. When I went to buy back my item for $20 I was told I had to pay the full bid price and then you (the club) would send me a check for $20 less my bid. This is NOT stated on any documentation on your website or literature at the auction. I was able to pick up my item by paying the $20 in cash because I didn't have the full bid price on me. This left me somewhat disappointed with the whole selling process and I will probably not sell any more items at your auction.

Sincerely,

Willmsy


100% AGREED here.  I had NO idea that you were required to pay the full bid price in cash for a buyback.  Had I bought back an expensive plane, since I didn't know, this would have ended my day immediately. 

I'm very happy that I let an item or 2 go for less than I told myself I would.  It would have sucked a bit if I had to pay the bid price and then had less money for real bids. 

My friend with the Deuces Wild had to buy the plane back for $300 and was NOT prepared for that.  He and I both figured with the current documentation for the buyback procedure, that he would simply hand over $20, get the transaction crossed out on the buyer/seller sheets, and be on his way.  I'm not really sure the reasons behind why this is not a possibility - but I feel like TCRC is shooting itself in the foot here.  Why deal with the extra cash? 

My friend was lucky and talked to the 2nd highest bidder since they knew eachother.  He agreed to buy it for the $300 high bid right then and there, and so my friend still had that money.  He later used that money ot buy 2 other planes.  He could not have done so if things didn't work out in his favor and TCRC would have lost out on some extra commission on a couple planes just in this one case. 

I wonder how many people lose their whole spendable bankroll if they need to buy back 1 or 2 expensive planes and then end up done bidding for the day because of the way this is handled? 
Or, how many people that don't know the rule (since it isn't clear at all) end up not being able to cover the costs at all to buy back their own plane.  And THEN what happens?  Do they forfeit their plane??  & get no money?? 

What about the people that only come to the auction to sell planes - perhaps they need money and have no intentions of bidding?  They couldn't possibly be prepared to buyback a really expensive plane if it doesn't get enough bids for the seller to justify letting it go.  Odds are they only brought enoug hto cover $20 max buyback price per plane. 

The rule atleast NEEDS to be  written out in a crystal clear manner for these reasons, but I would encourage the club to talk about the reasoning behind why it's done this way and encourage you to discuss how it could be handled differently in the following years. 


Aside from that, this was once again a wonderful event, and I had an absolute blast!  Everything went very smooth and at a great pace.  I didn't mind the $5 one bit.  Seems like those actually went quicker than the ones that jumped $20 or $25 because buyers have a lot more to contemplate with the bigger increments.  It was easier for me to justify and extra bid or 2, that's for sure. 

You guys did a spectacular job! Thank you all so much for your hard work, it's very much appreciated

I only ended snagging 2 built planes and one ARF this year, seemed like every plane I had an interest in went for a few bids more than I could justify.  So I'm sure there are plenty of happy sellers out there this year.  Last year seemed like much more of a buyer's market & things went cheaper. 
But the planes I got I can't wait to go fly.  Again, had an awesome time, and you guys certainly deliver a wonderful event year in and year out - this year  was no exception! 
Thank you very much! 


Hide Signatures

(in reply to Willmsy)
       Post #: 273

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/11/2013 6:10 AM   
midnightsabotage


 

Posts: 7
Score: 100
Joined: 1/25/2012
Last Login: 3/22/2013
From: SHOREVIEW, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: Willmsy

I have a suggestion for you because of an incident while picking up a plane that I bought back. On your website it says that you can buy back your item for 10% of the bid price up to a max of $20 if it doesn't sell for the price you would like and you are the highest bidder. When I went to buy back my item for $20 I was told I had to pay the full bid price and then you (the club) would send me a check for $20 less my bid. This is NOT stated on any documentation on your website or literature at the auction. I was able to pick up my item by paying the $20 in cash because I didn't have the full bid price on me. This left me somewhat disappointed with the whole selling process and I will probably not sell any more items at your auction.

Sincerely,

Willmsy


If you don't mind my asking, what happened in this case?  You say that you were unable to buy it back, or you were able to? 
I helped to get it up as far as it did!  I'm sorry it wasn't enough, I definitely tried :/



Hide Signatures

(in reply to Willmsy)
       Post #: 274

RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota) - 2/11/2013 12:55 PM   
Willmsy


 

Posts: 3
Score: 100
Joined: 1/17/2008
Last Login: 2/11/2013
From: Woodbury, MN, USA
Status: offline
quote:

ORIGINAL: midnightsabotage


quote:

ORIGINAL: Willmsy

I have a suggestion for you because of an incident while picking up a plane that I bought back. On your website it says that you can buy back your item for 10% of the bid price up to a max of $20 if it doesn't sell for the price you would like and you are the highest bidder. When I went to buy back my item for $20 I was told I had to pay the full bid price and then you (the club) would send me a check for $20 less my bid. This is NOT stated on any documentation on your website or literature at the auction. I was able to pick up my item by paying the $20 in cash because I didn't have the full bid price on me. This left me somewhat disappointed with the whole selling process and I will probably not sell any more items at your auction.

Sincerely,

Willmsy


If you don't mind my asking, what happened in this case?  You say that you were unable to buy it back, or you were able to? 
I helped to get it up as far as it did!  I'm sorry it wasn't enough, I definitely tried :/




I was able to get my airplane. I didn't have any extra money on me and explained this to the gentleman at the table. I also explained that they didn't say anything about full buyback price on their literature.

Hide Signatures

(in reply to midnightsabotage)
       Post #: 275

Page:   <<   < prev  3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [11] 12   next >   >>  
All Forums >> RC Airplanes >> Events, Shows and Fun Fly's - Airplanes >> RE: Twin Cities Auction (Minnesota)
Page: <<   < prev  3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [11] 12   next >   >>  




Jump to:


 
Google 



Search | Marketplace | Event Calendar | Local Clubs | Magazine | Product Ratings | New Products | Discussion Forums

Photo Gallery | Instructor Search | Field|Track|Marina Search

Advertisers | Hobby Vendor Resources | Rate Manufacturers | Sign In/Sign Up

SITE MAP!   : :   FORUM RULES

RC Universe is a service of Internet Brands, Inc. Copyright © 2001-2013.

Charities we support that also need your help
Yorkie Rescue | Humane Society | ASPCA | Crohn's-Colitis America


1.172RCU1