I don't care, and I think it's a good idea for him to be in this
venture. I just happened to be looking at airplane listings in ebay
and stumbled across this and thought it would be of interest.

Personally I wouldn't hire him, because of the totality of his postings
here, going back to wanting to sue an FBO over aircraft availability
issues when he was working on his private, I think he's hotheaded and
would be difficult to deal with especially if something in the
transaction didn't go as he expected. His bragging about rolling a
non-aerobat 150 may be just a momentary lapse of reason not to be
repeated, but it's just icing on the cake as far as I'm concerned.

But I don't begrudge him earning a living, if you want to hire him to
ferry your plane go for it. Let us know how it goes.

Jon Kraus wrote:
Why do you care what he does to earn a living? I don't approve of some
of NW_PILOT's stunts but I won't begrudge him earning a living. Get a
life will ya....

Jon Kraus
'79 Mooney 201
4443H @ TYQ

xyzzy wrote:
I saw this "question" on an aircraft auction on ebay today....

Q: Hello, Should you or your buyer have the need to relocate this
aircraft after the auction I offer ferry pilot services
http://www.aircraftdelivery.net I am an Instrument Rated Commercial
Pilot for Both Single and Multi Engine Airplanes. I do this full time
and this is the only thing I do and with my low flat rates neither of
you will have to worry about taking time off work or worry how much
it?s going to cost you to hire a pilot to deliver your airplane. Don?t
fall prey to the over priced airline pilot with so called free airline
travel or the slow inexperienced weekend time builder! By posting this
message to your auction it will show the confidence you have in your
aircraft and because your bidders will know about their options it may
increase the number of bids. Thank You, Steven L Rhine 1-503-475-3347
or

Do you think we can request it delivered without unapproved rolls done?