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My Planes *LINK*

Clint Jones

>Just thought I would share the site im currently working on. I'm compiling a collection of all my planes I have collected so far. Hope you enjoy them!


My Plane Collection

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MJD

woodburnbob

>I noticed your MJD link and realized I hadn't visited for a long time. The main reason has been it is one of those sites my security software would never allow. I ditched the security a while back and clicked right on through from your link.

Based on items of which I know the current prices to be, it appears the 300% markup rule is still in effect.

It occurs to me one doesn't hear much about MJD anymore.

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Clint Jones

>Yes the prices there are a bit high. Hans Brunner has a nice selection and fair prices but is hard to contact. Plus he is in Aus. so shipping is a killer.

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Moses Yoder in White Pigeon, MI

>The little plane which you are not sure of the number is a # 220 I think; should be 7" long with a 1-3/4" wide cutter. Earlier types were 7-1/2" long. How did you get a #1? Did you pay the full book price, or find it cheap somewhere? I am still lusting after the #1.

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Thank you ! . . .

SteveM

>I haunt a lot of scources then come home to research before I hand over the bucks. Blood & Gore is my first stop. Now your's is second ! Great reference ! Can't wait to see the # 1 !

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Clint Jones

>I found the number one for $10.00 at a backwoods flea market in norhtern arkansas :). It was missing the tote but otherwise its in really nice untouched condition. I am waiting for a tote in the mail right now thats why I havent posted the picture yet.

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Well, Somebody's got to say it...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA

>Clint, YOU SUCK! A $10.00 no.1, you lucky dog!

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