Hi all from New Mexico

[Toomuchstuff]

I'm not a pilot(bummer).but I have a 1983 pioneer flightstar. I deal with estates and such,usually from people who have too much stuff. I have basic specs and basic pictures. I know it's been sitting for years,and has very few hours of flight time on it. I will have access to the ultralight,and would be happy to facilitate shipping. I have no clue what it's worth. but I know the family wants it gone.

 

So I figured this was a place to post.somone amongst you all must need one,right?

 

 

[Kiwi303]

Actually for New Mexico USA, I think Barnstormers, as a US site would be the better place. More likely to sell a US located aircraft on a US centric site with various overseas visitors than on a (mostly) Australian site with various overseas visitors.

 

www.barnstormers.com

 

 

[Toomuchstuff]

I'll post there too. this was just the first site I found. Thank you for the info.

 

Are you on the north or South Island? My daughter and SIL are in Auckland. Much better then in ChristChurch where they were. Much better in a mum's opinion.

 

 

[Kiwi303]

South Island. I am curently in the Nelson Lakes, not far from the national park... In fact, walk out the back yard through the chook run and the back gate goes straight into a reserve which connects to the national park.

 

Most of the year tho, I am just south of Christchurch.

 

 

[facthunter]

Any Aircraft exported from the US, MUST be deregistered first, or there is all manner of strife. Nev

 

 

[IBob]

Yep, we also need to know if it's nuclear powered................oh, wait, no, we don't ask that any more....

 

 

[Toomuchstuff]

At Ibob, no,no,no. It burns the brain cells of politicians for fuel. See now doesn't that explain all kinds of things.....

 

At Facthunter,I don't know that it was ever registered...... I didn't know if it would be useful as parts? And it certainly wouldn't be the strangest thing I have exported...

 

QUOTE="Kiwi303, post: 566030, member: 13093"]South Island. I am curently in the Nelson Lakes, not far from the national park... In fact, walk out the back yard through the chook run and the back gate goes straight into a reserve which connects to the national park.

 

Most of the year tho, I am just south of Christchurch.

 

It is gorgeous around there. New Zealand is on my must get to list.