Wanted: Cleveland "Streamliner" plans

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Phil Hawkins · May 03, 2004 12:22 PM

I am looking for the Streamliner plans. I would prefer a copy of kit plans, but if anyone knows what magazine and year it was published Tom Wilk say's he has it in his database of plans on CD. He needs the mag & year to find it.

The Streamliner is twin boom, non-flapped, 25" ws.

Iain Neillands touched on it in an article in the Jan/Feb 2001 Stunt News. Iain has contacted Cleveland and they are not offering this kit/plans at this time. "Not enough interest" Bummer.

Phil Hawkins

stringjobs · May 26, 2004 04:18 AM

#1 source

My friend has a kit NIB #gpl5024.

He also has the topper iii-#gpl27 nib

IF you want a kit I will ask him. I think he will cut loose with it for about 70.00 and shipping.

Cool looking pusher . FYI

Mild Bill · Jul 07, 2004 07:04 PM

#2 source

Mild Bill
I got the same nowhere response from the Cleveland Dudes when I asked them about Streamliner plans a couple of years ago. If you ever do find a copy I'll gladly pay for your copy and still more for an extra for me.
Mild Bill

tawilk36 · Jul 08, 2004 08:00 AM

RE: Wanted: Cleveland#3 source

LAST EDITED ON Jul-08-04 AT 08:01 AM (CDT)

SORRY GUYS;

I don't have the streamliner listed in my data base. It may never have been published as a scratch building project. It also might be that I do not have the magazine in my collection.

T.A. Wilk
Old Magazine plans on CD

Ken Wilson · Jul 10, 2004 12:49 PM

RE: Wanted: Cleveland#4 source

Try http://www.clevelandairline.com/cm/catalog.shtml

Cleveland plans is now located in Indianapolis, Indiana, this will get you there, plus they have a "contact" section in the Cleveland site, you can e-mail them from there and ask about the Streamliner plans.

Ken Wilson
Evansville, IN

Ken Wilson

Mild Bill · Jul 10, 2004 03:39 PM

RE: Wanted: Cleveland#5 source

Thanx for the Cleveland information. I submitted my request for Streamliner info - though, judging by past performances it's unlikely to produce results. Odd, as they DO market all their past non-scale free flight designs. Maybe they're convinced that C/L no longer exists??

Mild Bill