337 for sale and sitting a long time

[Frank Benvin]

Hi Bill

My dad is turning 86 and is looking at selling his 1967 337b registered in Canada
Let me know if you are interested He still flies it, but not enough to justify keeping it

Frank

[Cozyjet]

Originally Posted by Frank Benvin

Hi Bill

My dad is turning 86 and is looking at selling his 1967 337b registered in Canada
Let me know if you are interested He still flies it, but not enough to justify keeping it

Frank

Frank... I think there may be some confusion... I am the one looking at buying a Skymaster and Bill is considering selling his 65...

So your Father has a 67 that he is interested in selling?.. By the way.. may name is Frank also.. Cozyjet is my handle.

Hope that sheds some light .. if I have it right that is!

Thanks..
Frank Dasmacci

[Larry Price]

Hmmm...I think I managed to follow all the posts, but I can see where it could get confuzzling, especially if one tends to skim the forum. As a neutral observer here, let me see if I can clear it up.

Frank Dasmacci is looking for a Skymaster and asked advice regarding one that's been in storage for a long time. He was advised to check it out thoroughly, but also explore other birds on the market.

Bill Taylor has a Skymaster in storage in Massachusetts, but he lives in Canada. Importing a plane is a bit of pain, so he's considering selling his bird in Mass., and buying one in Canada. He asked Frank D. if he'd be interested in his plane in Mass.

Frank Benvin's father has a Skymaster in Canada that he can no longer justify owning. He's asking if Bill Taylor would like to buy his Dad's bird in Canada, if he manages to sell the one in Mass.

If all the pieces work out, it sounds like a nice deal around. Frank D. gets a plane. Bill sells a plane and gets another. Frank B. helps his Dad sell his plane. This would make a great feature story for the front page of the web site! Is this a great forum or what?

Larry Price

[Cozyjet]

Thanks for clarification Larry... I figured it out as I was going over the thread in my head over "nothing good" on TV... price of getting old i guess.

Indeed a great forum...

Frank D.