This solid straight flying 180 has spent its whole life in Arizona and Wyoming. It has no hail and needs nothing but someone to fly it.

Airframe TT 3820
SMOH 1426
STOH 398
Prop TTSN 398
McCauley 2A34C203-C
February 2014 Annual
Icom A-210 com
King KT-76A Transponder with Mode C
Transponder VFR certified April 2014
4-place Intercom
Paint 7
Interior 8

Did I mention dry country and no hail?

Price and location?

Pics?

N9122T?

I did some quick searching, it is Kent's in Grand Island, Ne.

Hey janitor, I think there should be a rule that requires a price to be posted. Or if they do not know what they want they could at least say accepting offers.

Tim

Yes 494, you did mention dry country and no hail like a lot of other airplanes but you did not mention price, location or post any photos…

Float kit?

qmdv wrote:Hey janitor, I think there should be a rule that requires a price to be posted. Or if they do not know what they want they could at least say accepting offers.

Tim

Maybe the owner accidentally omitted that information and will return and edit his post. I agree that whatever you call the opposite of a tire kicker (a tease?) is a frustrating thing, but we already have too many requirements here. If they don't post a price, they can respond to inquiries or just lose the interest of the buyers.

Zzz wrote:

qmdv wrote:Hey janitor, I think there should be a rule that requires a price to be posted. Or if they do not know what they want they could at least say accepting offers.

Tim

Maybe the owner accidentally omitted that information and will return and edit his post. I agree that whatever you call the opposite of a tire kicker (a tease?) is a frustrating thing, but we already have too many requirements here. If they don't post a price, they can respond to inquiries or just lose the interest of the buyers.

I guess I am guilty of what I complain about. To many rules already. I remember last Christmas when Fed Ex and UPS were late on package delivery, some Senator wanted to pass regulation to fix it.

Tim

Sorry, I did mean to put my phone number in the original post. Please feel free to call me at 308-390-5974. It is located in Grand Island, NE. It does not have the float kit. Please call or PM me to discuss pricing. I will try to get some pics up yet this evening.

Thanks,

Kent

I just created a photo album titled 180 for sale with pictures of my 180.

Kent

I will seldom call on any "for sale" ad if there is not a price listed, usually feel the same about no pictures. The sellers loss.

Steve

I agree with you Steve. I rarely inquire on any post without a price. Seems that when I used to ask they were normally overpriced and the owner is hoping for a sucker. Just my opinion and it may not always be the case. Pretty easy these days to find out what planes are selling for or are worth. Senseless to hide what you want unless you don't want the wife to find out. If it is priced fair it will sell so may as well let the public know so they can at least get an idea if it is within their budget before wasting the sellers time.
In regards to no pictures posted though, I don't let that affect me since there are still a lot of people that aren't computer savy enough to post them. I may be guilty of it.

494 wrote:I just created a photo album titled 180 for sale with pictures of my 180.

Kent

Here is the link to Kent's album of his 180: (I think he subconsciously doesn't want to sell it!

http://www.backcountrypilot.org/me/my-photos/3248-494/album?albumid=3886

2 2 Tango - I like it

I hope that my lack of computer skills has not caused too much inconvenience to anyone. I have been a BCP member for some time but have not posted much. Here is a link to the ad for it on Barnstormers.

http://www.barnstormers.com/listing.php?id=911610

It also appears on Barnstormer's home page featured ads.

Anyone interested is more than welcome to call or message me to discuss further.

Thanks,
Kent

Nice looking plane. But I'm sorry, I have to agree with the rest of the guys. I rarely will contact a seller if there is no price, regardless of the site its posted on.

Yup, what it looks like and what's it going to cost me are the first two considerations in almost every decision in life.

I wish stores worked like your ad Kent. It would be so much cooler to walk over to the sales person and ask the price on each item in the store. I'd buy so much more.

If you want to sell the A/C, commit and post a price. Otherwise it just wastes folks time.

Kent, is this your personal airplane, or are you a broker?

http://www.facebook.com/A1Aircraft

Gump

I can see Kent's point of view. If you are a real buyer you will call, because it looks like a plane worth looking at.

If I was in the market for a 180 and saw that add on BCP I would simply PM Kent or call.

On the other hand I feel there is no deal to be had here. But I could be wrong.

See all the interest Kent is getting by not putting a price. This post keeps popping back to the top of the list. Sneaky smart.

G'Day