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irogerk · Apr 16, 2004 01:07 AM

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I have a 60's metal jap control line F84 kit nib and a german pulse jet engine that chuck bergman tested for me to sell. Also Ralphs 96" scale U2 plans. Can anyone advise me on what to ask for?
Roger

LNeumann · Apr 16, 2004 07:25 AM

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>I have a 60's metal jap control line F84 kit nib and a
>german pulse jet engine that chuck bergman tested for me to
>sell. Also Ralphs 96" scale U2 plans. Can anyone advise me
>on what to ask for?
>Roger

Roger, you posted this in the classifieds, but are seeking information only. I am going to move this over to the main forum so others can respond. But if you have items such as this that may be of collector value and you don't know what they are worth, I would suggest that you simply post them on e-bay. Let the collectors fight and establish a value for you. If you know what you want for them and wish to post them in the Classifieds here with a price, you are welcome to do so.

Leonard Neumann

Jake · Apr 16, 2004 07:50 AM

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I have seen those metal jet kits go for $250 or so, sometimes a LOT more on a place like the 'Bay. There are an amazing number of pulse jets that were made in various countries, some never imported to the US and some that were. Value on these is sometimes hard to gauge. There are some rare makers that would bring a good price to an engine collector. If I recall, Graupner in Germany had a pulse jet in their line-I think someone made it for them to market. Value here is again hard to say but but I would guess at least that of an equal condition Dyna-Jet- perhaps much higher.

J

"It'll probably feel real good again, once it quits hurting".