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Brian Eather products in US?

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Steven Yampolsky · May 07, 2004 03:28 PM

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I've searched in the SSWF archives yet I can't find the answer to this questsion:
Is there a Brian Eather's products distributor in the US I can order from?

Steven Yampolsky

dirtydan · May 07, 2004 03:33 PM

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I get my Eather props from Tom Lay. Don't know about the rest of the line, but Tom is who I would call first.

Dan

godzilla · May 07, 2004 05:59 PM

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>I've searched in the SSWF archives yet I can't find the
>answer to this questsion:
>Is there a Brian Eather's products distributor in the US I
>can order from?
>
>Steven Yampolsky

Brian eather rules!!!!! (repeat)

The City Smasher

David Hoover · May 07, 2004 07:53 PM

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Steve, just go straight to the source http://www.vicstunt.com/ A great guy to deal with and his pizza box shipping containers are way cool.

Best, Hoovie

Life is simple. Eat. Sleep. Fly.

TigreST · May 08, 2004 05:24 PM

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Hoovie,
How goes the crib build? Good I hope. RE: B.E. props from Oz. How was the Canada customs hit and delivery time on you order? I asked Brian for a price list last night and got that ASAP from him. Like he was waiting by the p.c. for my mail . Of course it helps if you mail him at 2 a.m. local also. Just wondering is all. Reason I ask,..I got dinged a $5.00 handling fee by Canada Customs on a recent order from Japan and they did not even open the box. Thanks.

Tony

David Hoover · May 09, 2004 02:35 PM

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Tony, I lucked out on my order - came right through without charge. First time that's happened in a while. Haven't had a chance to try them out yet - days of wind followed by days of rain followed by - you get the picture. I've had a few other demands on my time as well. The crib build goes well although the furnace service guy gave me a hard time over the dust build up on various parts of the furnace from all the sawing and sanding.

Best, Hoovie

Life is simple. Eat. Sleep. Fly.

Bruce Perry · May 09, 2004 10:50 AM

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Hi,

I have several 12inch three blades, I'll never use them all. They are the Under camber, narrow blade, red epoxy variety. Good deals are available if anyone's interested.


Bruce

TigreST · May 09, 2004 12:55 PM

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Bruce,
Make contact here please, re: pricing. Thanks.

afbagley@@@@@@@ebtech.net (delete the required # or @'s)


Tony

Bruce Perry · May 11, 2004 12:36 AM

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Tony,

Thanks for the pics they are great!!

The pricing etc is in an email to you tonight.

Bruce