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mrmoto
Joined: 24 May 2008
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Location: Missoula Montana
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 Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 2:41 pm Post subject: Snow S2C crop duster |
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I have several Snow S2C crop dusters, built in the 1960s. They have the wings and tails removed for easy shipping by road.
Two airplanes are rebuildable. they have log books and registrations. the other 4 are good for parts or for display. They would make nice gate guards or decor for an airport or aviation business.
I want $5,000 each for the two best planes and from $2,500 down to $1,000 for the others.
Airplanes are complete from the firewall back. First purchaser gets the pick of the parts.
I also have sprayer parts for crop dusters, -Snows, AgCats, Air Tractors, etc. Most sprayer parts are made by Transland. The tanks, hoppers, spreaders, sprayers, pumps and plumbing can be purchased with a plane or seperately.
look at http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll293/mrmotomontana/ for photos
Contact Jim at mrmotomontana@msn.com for information
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John H
Joined: 02 Dec 2009
Posts: 1
Location: Little Rock, AR
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| Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 12:44 pm Post subject: Re: Snow S2C crop duster |
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| mrmoto wrote: | I have several Snow S2C crop dusters, built in the 1960s. They have the wings and tails removed for easy shipping by road.
Two airplanes are rebuildable. they have log books and registrations. the other 4 are good for parts or for display. They would make nice gate guards or decor for an airport or aviation business.
I want $5,000 each for the two best planes and from $2,500 down to $1,000 for the others.
Airplanes are complete from the firewall back. First purchaser gets the pick of the parts.
I also have sprayer parts for crop dusters, -Snows, AgCats, Air Tractors, etc. Most sprayer parts are made by Transland. The tanks, hoppers, spreaders, sprayers, pumps and plumbing can be purchased with a plane or seperately.
look at http://s291.photobucket.com/albums/ll293/mrmotomontana/ for photos
Contact Jim at mrmotomontana@msn.com for information
thanks |
In the early 1960's I was checking out in helicopters in Wichita Falls, Texas. I had been flying the U6A. My neighbor above me in an aparment complex was Leyland Snow and his wife. He, of course, was the developer of the Snow line of cropdusters. What a great neighbor and nice guy. |
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