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West Coast 9th Sep 2014 03:07

Taking up a collection
 
Who doesn't want a Tristar? Besides the RAF.

1980 LOCKHEED L-1011 Jet Aircraft For Sale At Controller.com

NutLoose 9th Sep 2014 08:32


major European Air Force
I'd hate to see what size a minor one is.

Onceapilot 9th Sep 2014 10:53

Scottish AF should snap them up!
Max fuel wrong by a ridiculous factor.

OAP

Lordflasheart 9th Sep 2014 10:59

A snip at £433k - Anyone know what the RAF got for it ?

Danny42C 9th Sep 2014 19:30

Dunno, but remember hearing that the Valiants (minus engines and electronics) went for scrap @ £75 per hulk.

unclenelli 10th Sep 2014 16:19

Formerly ZE705

NutLoose 10th Sep 2014 18:08

I think the Nimrods went for 20K without engines and 30K with, it amazed me, because by the time they had sent the guys and equipment, engine stands and tools etc to the site, spent a few days taking them out, then had to ship everything back, they wouldn't have much if any change from that 10 grand, even with the pittance they probably got for the engines.

Roadster280 13th Sep 2014 22:03

What use would ex-Nimrod Speys be anyway, other than a sectioned engine for instructional purposes, or a museum exhibit? Can they be recycled for special alloys and thus have a significant scrap value?

Bigbux 13th Sep 2014 22:50

So.......if you don't get the extra cash for the scrap...how much worse off would you be?

Fox3WheresMyBanana 13th Sep 2014 23:05


Can they be recycled for special alloys and thus have a significant scrap value?
Put one near the main gate; if the pikeys haven't nicked it in 2 days, the answer is no.


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