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Old December 12th 04, 08:15 PM
Ray Lovinggood
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Stewart,

An undated note in the glider's log book says the trailer
was built by John Byrd.

There was a glider trailer recently listed and sold
on Tim Mara's web page that looks like it came from
the same gene pool. Tube type, but a boxy tube, tilt-bed,
and with the wing tips going in first, not the roots.
Also, no cargo door up front. While it looks VERY
similar, mine looks funkier.

Anybody got a Cobra or Komet they want to sell???

Better yet, give away???
:-)

Ray Lovinggood
Cobra-less in Carrboro, North Carolina

At 20:30 12 December 2004, Stewart Kissel wrote:
non-Cobra/Komet
trailer. While not a Cobra, it is a 'serpent' type
of trailer, but more of a intestinal 'tape worm'...



That's not Bela's old trailer from Colorado is it?







 




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