Best place to sell an aeroplane?

[stiknruda]

I've sold a couple of "mission specific" aerobatic aircraft in the UK over the past 18 months but am now cleaning out the hangar and have a gorgeous 182RG that needs a new home.

The aircraft (low hours a/f and eng, fantastic G430 panel, wx radar, etc) will be repainted in the new owners chosen scheme and come with a new annual (N reg).

Given the dog eat dog feeding frenzy that ensued when I advertised my Tiger Moth for sale with Pilot mag, have any of you folk had any luck with websites?

If so, which particular ones?

Thanks


Stik

[trevs99uk]

try AFORS

WWW.AFORS.CO.UK

[Morgo]

What price are you looking for, out of curiosity?

[strafer]

I sold my share on www.thehangar.co.uk pretty quickly, and it's free.

One tip - if you can afford an aeroplane, you can afford a digital camera. Why do people place adverts without pictures???

[Adrian N]

I sold my share on www.thehangar.co.uk pretty quickly, and it's free.
One tip - if you can afford an aeroplane, you can afford a digital camera. Why do people place adverts without pictures???

Because if you're running out of money, you sell everything else before you part with the aeroplane! ;)

[foxmoth]

http://ukga.com/ is also free, so you can put it on a couple of sites - I think a donation is in order though if you sell it through their site.:ok:

[Regular Cappuccino]

www.buyaplane.com (http://www.buyaplane.com) ?

[javelin]

1st place

http://www.thehangar.co.uk/cgi-bin/classifieds/classifieds.pl

2nd place

http://www.barnstormers.com/

Then try the UK mags.

[foxmoth]

buyaplane and barnstormers are a bit American biased IMHO, agree the Hangar first, but would then go to ukga myself - Stick it on as many sites that are free as you can.:ok:

[Say again s l o w l y]

What's wrong with a dog eat dog frenzy when you're the seller?

The more excited you get them, the better the final price!