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PostPosted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 5:43 pm 
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Does anyone know who can prep a plane for shipping and what ships can do on deck shipping? what would corrison damage do?


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Why can't it fly, or is that top secret?

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I'm thinking discretion is the better part of valor.
The last warbird they tried to fly down there is resting on the bottom about half way across :shock:

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Cause I don't want to fly a 65 year old airplane across the ocean. Not my idea of a fun flight.


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You guys sell something to Steve Searle too? Other than the Convair
or is that a secret :shock:

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You might want to contact Tony Ritzman at Aero Trader.


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I'm thinking discretion is the better part of valor.
The last warbird they tried to fly down there is resting on the bottom about half way across :shock:

AFAIK, the last warbird import from N America to Australia arrived safely - as have most of them, including a B-25. On it's return to the USA it was shipped, IIRC as it wasn't airworthy.

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Flew my A-26 here...

I flew a B-25 across the pond to Oz in 1983 - no GPS!

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Good thing you weren't on that PBY :shock: :idea: :wink:

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huhhhh!????? your shipping a B-25B? :lol:

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spookyboss wrote:
Does anyone know who can prep a plane for shipping and what ships can do on deck shipping? what would corrison damage do?

You probably will be required to ship below decks. The cargo container ships have containers below the deck of the ship as well as above. In one of these holds containers will be stacked up to a point where a layer of flatbeds will be positioned. This is where the A/C will sit. A cover will be placed on to seal the hold and more containers will be stacked on top.
A shipping facility near an airport is required. Years ago I helped on a few that were done at Long Beach Calif. Roads to to be passable with whatever width a B-25 is without the wings on to the docks.
Wings and probably Verticals would need to be removed and crated.
Talk to Carl or Tony at Aero Trader as they are the B-25 Kings.
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huhhhh!????? your shipping a B-25B? :lol:


No heresy please! That would just be criminal. That plane oughta stay here...

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I was joking but the joke was on me apparently. haha :lol: I guess I better read older threads next time.


We ARE talking about Super Rabbit here, right? :P

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Pm me offline is you want it shipped.

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