I am cleaning out my shop and I have a lot of stuff to give away. It's too good to throw away, but I don't want it. The first to claim it must be able to pick it up at my house either tonight or tomorrow night. I live in Anaheim Hills. Here's what I have, and it all goes as one lot, you can toss whatever you don't want.

* 7 or 8 sailplane wings, all built up balsa, may need some covering clean up here and there.
* 3 or 4 sets of floats, various sizes
* A Lanier Stinger 120, fuse is framed up, wing needs some repair, I think the tail is done and covered
* A Robin 80, this is framed up, and ready for sanding, after a few repairs. It looks like an Aeronca Champ, and has an 80" balsa wing.
* A box of misc. canopies, etc.
* A Cub wing, about 60" span that needs some covering repair.
* Two scratch built fuse's for a Bill Evans Scimitar, unfinished

Please claim your stuff with a reply here, and then send me an e-mail at d_k_henderson@ yahoo.com to arrange for picking up.

Thanks!

I would like 1 set of floats if it is not to much troble.

Thanks, and sorry, but it all has to go together.

Very generous of you, this is one time I wished I lived in California. The other time is in the winter

I hope you are not giving up the hobby. Or is it just house cleaning?

Just house cleaning, but I must say that other hobbies have pulled me away, or I would probably try to make use of some of this, and at least finish the partially built kits.

I thought this stuff would be snapped up within minutes!

If I pay the shipping and what ever you want for your troble will you ship it to nh? Please.

These are just too large to ship. Sorry.

I am interested in the Lanier and the Robin. Have never heard of the robin, but what the heck, better than a small backyard balsa fire. I will be at Prado this weekend, will be through OC on Friday night. I am in OC once a week in the Irvine area and San Clemente.....OK..... all the way up the I-5 corridor to Camarillo.

I really like your prices[8D], and would be interested to see where you fly in OC.