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PPOP 01-20-2010 05:04 PM

Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
My brother and I have 2 Midwest AT-6 Texan's. Both are approximately 15 years old, but kit has never been built. All parts and plans are in new condition. Just got these kits years ago and never got around to building them. I guess you could say this is NOS. Packaging is still in place in box. They are just like new, just several years old. This is the 1./20 scal kit with the 84" wingspan. Thing is I have no idea what these kits are worth. I know Midwest doesn't make them anymore, and not sure even when they quit making them, But we are planning on selling them and would like some kind of idea of what they are worth. don't want to try and rob anyone, but I want to be fair to myself and the buyer, any suggestions on how much to ask for them would greatly be appreciated.

ccostant 01-21-2010 09:41 AM

RE: Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
If I remember these kits were ~ $250 new back then. I know because I bought one, built it, and still fly it. Once and awhile they show up on RCU and on other sites. They usually go for a decent amount of money since they are hard to come by. You should get at least what they were worth when you bought them, and maybe a little more.

tailskid 01-22-2010 12:34 AM

RE: Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
RCU has a 'RcU-Book Market Value' which list the kit as:

New in Box
Sale Date Sale Price Quantity Days Listed Sales History
11/21/2009 $380.00 1 1 Days Seller's Description

ccostant 01-22-2010 09:59 AM

RE: Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
Ya, I can believe they go for that price. PICA kits that are equivalent in size (i.e. > 80 ") often sell in that price range as well. I think both manufacturers put out decent kits.

Daniel-EL 02-23-2010 11:30 AM

RE: Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
Any idea what this kit would be worth now if it included Fiberglass Specialties fiberglass parts (cowl and belly pan) plus Robart retracts and TruTurn scale nose bullet spinner? I'm guessing about $450.

bfritz77 04-07-2010 04:59 PM

RE: Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
Does anyone have the instruction book available for the Midwest AT-6 120...I dug my kit out the other day to start building it but cant locate the book....

Hckyfntck 04-10-2012 10:48 AM

RE: Midwest AT-6 Texan
 
Did you happen to locate one?

bbower 03-18-2015 06:57 PM

I was just given a kit built texan and near as I can tell it is a midwest kit. I am looking for parts (robart retracts, cowling etc.) Any help would be appreciated. I might be interested in that kit with the fiberglass parts.

bbower 03-18-2015 07:00 PM

It has an 82-83in wingspan.

Chad Veich 03-18-2015 07:09 PM

Rich Uravitch has some accessories for the Midwest Texan including a fiberglass cowl.

bbower 03-19-2015 08:20 AM

Chad Veich, do you have a way I could contact him...thanks for the reply.

scale only 4 me 03-19-2015 09:47 AM

allow me,,
http://www.richuravitch.com/ru_010.htm
http://www.richuravitch.com/
http://www.richuravitch.com/ru_014.htm
from the site
5629 Cypress Creek Drive
Grant, FL 32949
321 728-0486

Couldn't find an email addy,,

good luck

bbower 03-19-2015 12:45 PM

Thank you all for your help!


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