Warbird Information Exchange

Hello, been a "lurker" for quite a while. Thought I'd finnally jump in. Very refreshing to see a site without any bashing.

Anyway, just wondering does anyone know if the 190 in Indiana was bought??

Linky to the T-A-P add

http://tappix.com/705724


Cheers
Tony

hope I added the link correctly

Can't see the page..do you have to be a member ?

Dave

No it wasn't. The bank placed a credit bid and bought it for I assume what they had in it. For more details drop me a PM or email. Interestingly, the local bank that bought it is my bank,

Dave

Try

http://www.trade-a-plane.com/unprotecte ... 30594.html

instead


Paul

Nope...totally blank white screen with that one, at least I got a page not found last time

Dave

Same here Paul...

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Its gone!!!

However, try.......

http://www.trade-a-plane.com/unprotecte ... cnum=30594

Crap ! Red Xs .... perhaps you can just describe what it looks like instead.

Dave

Incoming email!

Can someone who saw this SUCCESSFULLY please go to there Internet cache and copy the files:

http://www.trade-a-plane.com/unprotecte ... 30594.html

and


http://www.trade-a-plane.com/unprotecte ... cnum=30594

to another part of there hard disk

from
C:\Documents and Settings\<Your_User_Name>\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\

BEFORE clicking on the link above (it will overwrite your existing cache with a blank screen) and then open in Internet Explorer them and copy out the text!


from

Cheers

Paul

Sorry about thet link, I did a cut and paste from the site and I would guess the add is over, normally they are not that quick at removal. I was going to grab the pics in the afternoon guess i'm a bit late on that one. The photos were of the airframe w/canopy on a framework, wings tailfeathers with assorted parts and a pic of the engine. All parts were natural aluminium.

Guess i'm in for some typing now, the add read as follows.

FLUGWERK FW190 A8/N: Notice of public auction. Kit unassembled. Some items must still be purcased from Flugwerk (fuel, oil, exhaust systems, etc.). Factory prototype has logged several successful flights. Terms of sale: Sold "As is". Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed matter. All sales final. Fifteen percent(15%) paid at time of sale, balance within ten(10) days. Auction to be held at Haller & Colvin, P.C., 44 East Main Street Fort Wayne Indiana 46802, January 20, 2005 at 9:00a.m. EST. Call Vincent J. Henry at IN (260) 426- 0444 Email vheint@hallercolvin.com


If there is a problem with my retyping the add from TAP please edit it or mention it and I will.

Again sorry for bringing it up at the end of its cycle.

Cheers
Tony

Thanks Tony and Paul, now just to find out which of the new airframes it is.

Dave