Pattern Planes in KC
07-27-2011 | 06:42 PM
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Pattern Planes in KC
I am trying to help a widow who has several pattern planes. There are 3 EU1-A's, a fully composite Utopia, an Ivan Christenson designed Saturn, Dirty Birdies, Mach 1, and many others most with Rossi engines with tune pipes and servos. I know there has to be a market for this sort of stuff, but I am not real wild about shipping if sold on the internet. There is to many to be shipping all over the country. I will be going there this weekend to make a list and take some pictures. Any ideas on how i can help her out and move this stuff?
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07-28-2011 | 06:49 PM
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RE: Pattern Planes in KC
I have gotten many PMs from people interested in the airplanes. To let everyone know I am going there sunday to try to make a complete list and take pictures. Some requests were on the EU1's, 2 are in Blue Angels, 1 is in white with pink and blue Circus Circus trim. Here is my email if you are interested in something [email protected]. Thanks for all the interest, I also know there are a couple of BiPlanes there, a fiberglass fuse Sky Bolt, like I said I will have more information later.
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08-02-2011 | 10:56 PM
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RE: Pattern Planes in KC
Thanks Duane,
I wonder, are the pictures of the Blue Angel EU-1A all the same model? Two pics are the same and the other looks like the same model, with the recover job. Any of the primo example?
Thanks Duane,
BTW, are the Zlin, Pitts and Skybolt all IMAC ships from the smaller era? Looks like they could be legal "Classic TOC" models. 800 sq inch for monoplanes and 1000 for bipes, I think.
Thanks.
Chris...
I wonder, are the pictures of the Blue Angel EU-1A all the same model? Two pics are the same and the other looks like the same model, with the recover job. Any of the primo example?
Thanks Duane,
BTW, are the Zlin, Pitts and Skybolt all IMAC ships from the smaller era? Looks like they could be legal "Classic TOC" models. 800 sq inch for monoplanes and 1000 for bipes, I think.
Thanks.
Chris...
08-04-2011 | 11:26 AM
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RE: Pattern Planes in KC
Wow, what a stable of classics!!
If nothing else, Ijust appreciate being able to see the pictures.
Wish Ilived closer to MO!!
It is a nice thing you are doing to help out the widow. It also nice that you are posting on this Classic forum so that guys who really appreciate these planes will get a chance at them.
Doug
If nothing else, Ijust appreciate being able to see the pictures.
Wish Ilived closer to MO!!
It is a nice thing you are doing to help out the widow. It also nice that you are posting on this Classic forum so that guys who really appreciate these planes will get a chance at them.
Doug
