This is the ad that will be going up on Barnstormers, AOPA and EAA's web site classifieds today. I will be sending this to Ron for posting as well. Thanks to all of you for your help and support through this and I one day hope to be back. Wish it could have turned out different. PROJECT FOR SALE TO AIRCRAFT CARING HOME I am forced to sell my Fly Baby because I don't have the ability to repair what I thought was a flying aircraft. Includes new wall mounted three-lever throttle with cables. All hardware and cables intact, 15 gallon fuel tank, windshield, new mech oil gauge, glass bowl gas-collator. Instruments include ASI, Alt, Compass, Tach, Oil pressure and temp, Scott tail-wheel. Also a WW2 army Air-Corp stamped clock (non-functional) Molded wooden stick grip with PTT installed. WW2 throat mike included. Clip tip wings and landing gear complete with good treaded 800x4 tires and all hardware. and in excellent condition. A-65 Cont, flanged shaft, new bushings on mount, Mo-Gas STC, Bendix-Stromberg NA-S3A1 w/ mixture, recently cleaned and inspected by A&P with steel needle P/N 14222 verified, engine pickled and was compression tested in the mid 70's static RPM at 2150. Sensenich W72CK-42 wood prop. J-3 two-piece cowling. All logs are up to date, FAA history microfiche included but you will have to register for a new number. ($5 to the FAA) A-65 overhaul manual and new set of plans with bi-plane supplement are included. Needs the fuselage rebuilt and a stab and elevators refinished and covered. Asking for what I paid minus what I could repair her for, not what I have put into her. $4500 or best offer. Can see what it looked like before the fuselage was stripped on the fly baby web page, http://www.halcyon.com/wanttaja/webb.jpg Taxi testing completed and one test flight occurred before the discrepancy was discovered. Working on getting current pictures scanned. Contact Rick Webb by 24 hour Message at 903-575-3468 or email at rwebb@pilgrimspride.com. Aircraft located in N.E.Texas. <<...>> -----Original Message----- From: smlangford@webtv.net [mailto:smlangford@webtv.net] Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 12:07 PM To: FlyBaby@listbot.com Subject: Fly Baby A1-B FlyBabyWell gentlemen, I have changed horses in the middle of the stream--- My father and I have desided that I must build the bi-plane version of the Fly Baby. Wing wire bracing for the bipe has to be very strong. So ---Does anyone have the Bi-plane suppliment plans that they would part with? "Steze" http://community.webtv.net/smlangford/StevesFlyBaby