I have the Chrome and drab green one. It's a spectacular looking plane.
If I can find someone here to make a decent trade with me........ It saves it from ebay.
A guy from RCU in Hilo Hawaii took my OK EZ Zero 45 and the post office managed to get it there safe and sound.

I'll will take you up on your offer. I have a new inbox reactor bibe electric. I be more than happy to ship it to you first so you can look it over.

I tried calling you at the above number a couple of times. I'll try again later on.

This is my SupraFly 45.
It has a OS 61FSR and pipe.

It doesnt get flown much anymore.

My EZ P-51D now has a new home with 52jaws.
I'm happy to see it go to someone who loves the OK Model Company planes.

I have an EZ Cap 21 new in the box that is for sale if anyone is interested. Very nice airplane!

I may be interested in your CAP. Would you be willing to give us a price? Also some pics would be nice.

I listed it in the buy sell section with two pictures. The price is $175.00.

I have an EZ FW-190 thats complete but the wings have been glued together. Shipping would kill any deal so Is there anyone in the So. California area that might be interested? Shoot me an e-mail

Mark
mrkfx @ msn dot com

Put it in the classifieds for a fair price and I'm sure you'll get takers,, Too bad this wasn't last week, I just drove home from So Cal.

Last week I picked up an NIB Extra 230, 60-90 size via RCG at a great price, only $160 shipped, had two off these back in the day. Can't decide, 91 4 stroke or EP conversion,, Probably glow unless I can figure how to make a clean battery hatch set up, we'll see

Somebody can try and talk me out of this Zero 45, its way too nice a plane for my hanger. Includes mechanical retracts, retract servo and wheels. Appears complete but opened and played around with.

My wife is going to kill me ,, what's the wingspan on that one?

55.6"

Anybody else before I list it ?

How much are you wanting for it?

Ithink $150 plus shipping is fair. Isee the Great Planes .40 size Mustang is comparably priced and not nearly the plane the EZ series is as we all know.

That's a GREAT DEAL. I would be all over it if I didn't already have one in my EZ collection.

Iwould love to keep it but my finances are not so hot and I already have 2 Extra 260 EZ arfs that need building.

Same here....already have one and a partially built one too. Id be interesrted in one of your 260's if you ever want to part with one.
Paul

Unfortunately they were gifts and I cant part with them, especially since my buddy passed away shortly after he gave them to me.

Completely understandable my man......I'll push your Zero around and make sure all our guys in our club know of it too.
Paul

Thanks Paul. Hope it goes to a good home.

It's tempting, didn't mean to leave ya hanging, but I'm out of these smaller planes sice I fly from a kinda rough grass runway now, smal warbirds don't do well.

good luck, $150 is a great deal for some one, these sold for more like $250 in mid 90's dollars, that'd be more like $300+ today

Just read the entire thread; man, talk about a trip down Memory Lane! I LOVED these models, and had 7 or 8 of them until Hobby Shack stopped carrying them (maybe because of the fire?).

The Cessna 40T, as marketed by RPM instead of EZ, was my favorite flyer. I had three of them at various times. The "trainer" description was real funny; with its skinny, double-tapered wing, that model was anything BUT a trainer. But with a 48 Surpass, it was simply too cool for the late 80s time frame.

The hardware generally sucked, but the airframes were primo. If I were to stumble across one NIB today, I'd probably buy and fly it just for nostalgia's sake.

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Perhaps you need a .45 size Zero?