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PostPosted: Wed Mar 16, 2016 3:50 pm 
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Buy it now for 14K...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/231728506876


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PostPosted: Wed Mar 16, 2016 8:13 pm 
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Best of luck to him getting $14K. He'll be lucky if he can find someone that will take it off his hands for free. The interior looks pretty stripped.


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airplane bomber nose KC97


last I checked the KC-97 was a tanker not a bomber
shows you what the owner knows about it.

so what do you think it is worth?
my guess, about 3K maybe...


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PostPosted: Thu Mar 17, 2016 5:07 am 
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Best of luck to him getting $14K. He'll be lucky if he can find someone that will take it off his hands for free. The interior looks pretty stripped.



I reckon about $1.75/Ton would be about right

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 17, 2016 10:27 am 
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Cool! There is a lot of work there and $14K is super high - but it would be a cool museum piece for the kids (of all ages) to sit in and get a feel for old planes. There is a guy in Southern Utah that has one that if fully restored - lights up and all - I think he wants way too much for it as well - about $40K or something like that. I would love to have it but not at that price.

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Cool! There is a lot of work there and $14K is super high - but it would be a cool museum piece for the kids (of all ages) to sit in and get a feel for old planes. There is a guy in Southern Utah that has one that if fully restored - lights up and all - I think he wants way too much for it as well - about $40K or something like that. I would love to have it but not at that price.

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Ditto, would be a great interactive piece for the museum, but not for that price.

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airplane bomber nose KC97


last I checked the KC-97 was a tanker not a bomber
shows you what the owner knows about it.

so what do you think it is worth?
my guess, about 3K maybe...


In all fairness, sellers will put any keyword in an ad title that will get a shopper to find their item with a search so that the darn thing has a chance of being found and bid on ....

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Is that the one that sat in the CAF back lot at Midland?

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