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http://www.kare11.com/news/old-nwadelta-flight-simulators-for-sale/329353435

 

If you're near the MSP area you might be able to score on some old airliner hardware hehe

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http://www.kare11.com/news/old-nwadelta-flight-simulators-for-sale/329353435

 

If you're near the MSP area you might be able to score on some old airliner hardware hehe

 

 

A buddy of mine told me about this.  I live like 5 miles from that facility.  No doubt they'll sell for 10s or 100s of thousands so they're well out of my price range, but that would be living the dream...

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Not as bad as you think (yet hehe)

 

$110 bucks!

https://grafeauction.proxibid.com/asp/Catalog.asp?aid=117590


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Even if you had deep pockets think of the logistics to get it out of there and where to put it B)


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I'll bid $115 and see what happens

 

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I cannot help but marvel at those who build these things in their homes.

 

However I feel that you are then stuck with that aircraft model - I like to be able to switch from a Cherokee 180 to a 'bus, or a F16, and to...

 

It wouldn't be very easy to 'plug in' a joystick if you wished to change planes, would it ? (or drop a few knots from Mach .7 to 160 Kts)

 

One can dream...

 

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Even if you had deep pockets think of the logistics to get it out of there and where to put it B)

^^^ This! What would be the point of paying even $1000 for one of them if it would cost probably >$10,000 to have it moved, not to mention where it would be installed... :shok:


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Looking through the other items for sale it looks like you will probably need to bid on an overhead crane for maintenance and a halon fire suppression system to go along with your sim. I wonder if PMDG is thinking about any of these 747 sims for their sim center.

 

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I am thinking the older ones will be auctioned off to scrap metal companies is more likely. I can't think of why a flight training center would want a 747-400, 757 or DC9 unless they were going to offer training for Cargo Operations. The costs are probably too high to get them going again. The four A320's and two A330's may be used once again. For the rest probably more money in stripping them down then to get them going again.


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