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A friend has been appointed administrator of his late brother's
estate. Among the items in the estate are 2 20' trailers with disassembled airplanes in them. One is some sort of Lycoming and the other holds a plane called a J3 Kitten. Is there a newsgroup for aircraft enthusiasts similar to this one where he can ask questions about the value of what he has and how to sell them? Engineman |
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On 5/3/2011 4:32 PM, engineman wrote:
Is there a newsgroup for aircraft enthusiasts similar to this one where he can ask questions about the value of what he has and how to sell them? Here's a few: net.aviation.homebuilt net.aviation.marketplace rec.aviation rec.aviation.homebuilt rec.aviation.markeplace rec.aviation.restoration Jon |
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Jon Anderson wrote:
On 5/3/2011 4:32 PM, engineman wrote: Is there a newsgroup for aircraft enthusiasts similar to this one where he can ask questions about the value of what he has and how to sell them? Here's a few: net.aviation.homebuilt net.aviation.marketplace rec.aviation rec.aviation.homebuilt rec.aviation.markeplace rec.aviation.restoration Jon Unfortunately none have had much traffic lately... -- Richard Lamb http://www.home.earthlink.net/~cavelamb http://www.home.earthlink.net/~sv_temptress |
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On Mon, 2 May 2011 23:32:57 -0700 (PDT), engineman
wrote: A friend has been appointed administrator of his late brother's estate. Among the items in the estate are 2 20' trailers with disassembled airplanes in them. One is some sort of Lycoming and the other holds a plane called a J3 Kitten. Is there a newsgroup for aircraft enthusiasts similar to this one where he can ask questions about the value of what he has and how to sell them? Engineman My dad is active in the EAA - Experimental Aircraft Association. http://www.eaa.org/ I see it has a Forums section. |
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On May 3, 2:32*am, engineman wrote:
A friend has been appointed administrator of his late brother's estate. Among the items in the estate are 2 20' trailers with disassembled airplanes in them. One is some sort of Lycoming and the other holds a plane called a J3 Kitten. Is there a newsgroup for aircraft enthusiasts similar to this one where he can ask questions about the value of what he has and how to sell them? Engineman Wikipedia entries on ultralights like the J3 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipp%27...rds_J-3_Kitten have reference links to some useful info. Also: http://www.buyplanesforsale.com/airplanes/listings/ http://www.lightsportaircraft.ca/lsa...-j3kitten.html http://www.kitplanes.com/ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hipps-...26723210714094 And I think it is also classifiable as a light-sport-aircraft. and of course ebay. Dave |
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On 05/03/2011 01:06 PM, Rich Grise wrote:
[crossposted: rec.crafts.metalworking,sci.electronics.design; please manage followups intelligently.] Tim Wescott wrote: [in response to Karl Townsend about "hobby" airplanes] Don't be surprised if the value is way lower than you think it should be. People from 'outside' an enthusiast group can get enthralled by the prices for some pro-built super-zoot thing and think that it applies to everything. It doesn't -- the value of a half-assembled kit is often less than the value of a factory new kit; the value of an owner-assembled 'knock-around' airplane is going to be much less than the same thing that's built to win trophies at shows (assuming they have such things). Dunno if this has any applicability here, but one of my coworkers has a souped-up Bucket T roadster that's been appraised at 35K, and my cousin Owen in Lake Crystal, Minnesota still has Grampa's original equipment Model A that you'd have to pay somebody to haul away, wood floorboards and all. The 'A' is probably worth something -- even one that grew up on salted roads and had a tree fall on it is probably still worth a few hundred if it's got most of the parts. But unless it's either rare or in superlative condition it's probably somewhere in three digits territory. -- Tim Wescott Wescott Design Services http://www.wescottdesign.com Do you need to implement control loops in software? "Applied Control Theory for Embedded Systems" was written for you. See details at http://www.wescottdesign.com/actfes/actfes.html |
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On May 2, 11:32*pm, engineman wrote:
A friend has been appointed administrator of his late brother's estate. Among the items in the estate are 2 20' trailers with disassembled airplanes in them. One is some sort of Lycoming and the other holds a plane called a J3 Kitten. Is there a newsgroup foraircraftenthusiasts similar to this one where he can ask questions about the value of what he has and how to sell them? Engineman If anyone wants to see the ads and pix, here they a http://palmsprings.craigslist.org/tls/2351747427.html http://palmsprings.craigslist.org/tls/2351706658.html |
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