Vintage Ad: Building a Heath Parasol - start now for only $12.00!

[Hal Bryan]

From the October, 1930 issue of Modern Mechanics magazine, via the wonderful Modern Mechanix (http://blog.modernmechanix.com) blog.

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NOTE: Not every single thing on this particular blog is 100% family friendly. There are ads and articles from magazines published in later decades that are not for everyone.


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[Bugs66]

Neat planes. This one for sale in Spokane, WA. Continental A40.

1870

1871

[joseph W. Lilley]

Hal:

I attached a copy of one of the old ads from a 1930's mag for the Parasol
and a couple pictures of the one we restored and have on display here at the Western North Carolina Air Museum.
Flyable and has a 1940's Military 170-7 Continental Engine
Photos of the full rebuild are on our facebook page.
If you want to check them out just go to www.facebook.com/westernnorthcarolinaairmuseum (http://www.facebook.com/westernnorthcarolinaairmuseum)

Joseph W Lilley

[Frank Giger]

Btw, $199.00 in 1930 dollars is $2,733.47 in 2012 currency.

Still a helluva deal!

[Eric Page]

Lovely. The spammers have arrived.

[Frank Giger]

...and he didn't tell us how much one could build a Heath using WoW gold.

:P