VP-1 into the sunset
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Norfolk
Written off but incurring huge storage bills at a Yellow Box in Norfolk.
Ed's bill to date
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Positioning costs
Ten pound landing fee
Hangarage for 2 months
Taxi costs from Diss railway station
B&B for owner
Recovery from crash site
Dismantling into component bits 6 manhours
Storage
I'll soon be able to retire at this rate!
Stik
Ed's bill to date
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Positioning costs
Ten pound landing fee
Hangarage for 2 months
Taxi costs from Diss railway station
B&B for owner
Recovery from crash site
Dismantling into component bits 6 manhours
Storage
I'll soon be able to retire at this rate!
Stik
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 1,198
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From: South Norfolk, England
Careful Stik!
Without wings, tail and engine, the VP1 is a perfect shaped box to, errrrm, well .... ? Lets say that if the bill gets to high, TKF might recoupe his costs by selling it to you as a future investment, or .... put you in it prematurely
SS
Without wings, tail and engine, the VP1 is a perfect shaped box to, errrrm, well .... ? Lets say that if the bill gets to high, TKF might recoupe his costs by selling it to you as a future investment, or .... put you in it prematurely
SS

Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 2,681
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From: Just South of the last ice sheet
Bad luck Ed. There's a VP2 in January's PFA mag for 3,750 including a spare engine. There's also a Rand KR2 single seater, no sensible offer refused plus a Minimax 91 for 4k. If you can strech to it there's also a Jodel D9 for 6,550 ono.
Good hunting.
Good hunting.
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From: Norfolk
The thread/VP1 that wouldn't die
Well folks, it's been a long time coming............ the Veep has gone, not far short of two years since Ed's epic "once in a lifetime flight"!
I shed a tear................

then the car started...............and I started to smile

then I let out a huge cheer and opened some bubbly as the bl00dy thing trundled down the drive

You have no idea how much space a dismantled aircraft can take up in a 60'x80' barn.
The funny thing is that the trailer was as ricketty as the aircraft, ho hum - I'd not want to tow either!
The End
Stik
I shed a tear................

then the car started...............and I started to smile

then I let out a huge cheer and opened some bubbly as the bl00dy thing trundled down the drive

You have no idea how much space a dismantled aircraft can take up in a 60'x80' barn.
The funny thing is that the trailer was as ricketty as the aircraft, ho hum - I'd not want to tow either!
The End
Stik
Last edited by stiknruda; 16th July 2006 at 20:43.






