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TOPIC: Trashed Aircraft

scubadude22

Posted: 6/2/2006 2:49:45 PM

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Im looking for a trashed airplane to put in my quarry. If you know of any(cheap or free) airplanes, that would be great.

bpautsch

Posted: 6/2/2006 2:55:32 PM

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I don't know of any airplanes, but I'm curious to know where your quarry is?

Brian Pautsch
bpautsch@midwestscubadiving.com
http://www.newvisionusa.com
630.251.5777

gprellwitz

Posted: 6/2/2006 4:35:36 PM

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How large an aircraft are you looking for? A little 2-seat trainer, an airliner, or something in between? Do you need all the avionics in it, or just something to fill up the panel? I'm going to be by my airport (Bolingbrook's Clow International) this weekend, and can ask around.

gprellwitz

Posted: 6/4/2006 1:37:31 AM

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scubadude22,
I think I have a lead on a Cessna 152 or 172 fuselage in northern Indiana. Let me know if you're interested. If you're not familiar with it, a Cessna 172 is a ubiquitous 2-place, single engine piston (propeller) trainer, and a 172 is slightly larger; a 4-place.