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					|  Post subject: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  25 Jan 2025, 19:34  |  |  
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					| FS, 1939 CUB , J3C TT 3496. Engine TT 149.4 SMO and conversion to 85HP.
 Plane has electrical system, generator, lights, radio, transponder but no starter. Hand prop only.
 
 Last annual 11/10/20. There is an extra fuel tank in front seat, approximately 7 gallons.
 
 Price is $40,000 or best offer.
 
 Plane is based at KCCR, Concord CA by SF.
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  26 Jan 2025, 11:35  |  |  
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					| Nice looking Cub. Just out of curiosity, how long is the hangar waiting list at CCR? 
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  26 Jan 2025, 11:56  |  |  
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					| Username Protected wrote: Nice looking Cub. Just out of curiosity, how long is the hangar waiting list at CCR? 2 to 3 years ?
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  26 Jan 2025, 15:01  |  |  
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					| Beautiful plane.  I know nearly nothing of Cubs, can a starter be added if it’s already got an electrical system? 
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  26 Jan 2025, 16:38  |  |  
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					| Username Protected wrote: Beautiful plane.  I know nearly nothing of Cubs, can a starter be added if it’s already got an electrical system? Depends on what model of C-85:  -8 no, -12 yes. The later has a pad on think he accessory case for a starter. The former does not.
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  26 Jan 2025, 20:49  |  |  
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					| when was the fabric done? 
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  26 Jan 2025, 21:01  |  |  
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					| Username Protected wrote: when was the fabric done? I would have to read to logs? I am just helping a 92 year old friend. I am not a broker or the one selling this plane. I will look in the logs tomorrow
 
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					|  Post subject: Re: FS: 1939 Cub  Posted:  27 Jan 2025, 08:51  |  |  
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					| Username Protected wrote: Beautiful plane.  I know nearly nothing of Cubs, can a starter be added if it’s already got an electrical system? Depends on what model of C-85:  -8 no, -12 yes. The later has a pad on think he accessory case for a starter. The former does not.
 
 Unless it’s wind-driven, if it already has a generator, I would have to assume it’s a -12.
 
 
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