Many of you may have heard that Richard Balderson, one of the founding members of Auburn Chapter 526 and owner of a hangar at Lincoln, is facing the life-threatening challenge of his life. His wife, Pam, has expressed her deepest appreciation for the warm and positive support of EAA members, and she will be grateful for your continued support. She asks especially that, if you know him, give Rich an occasional call just to chat, tell him what’s up with you and, hopefully, give him a few laughs. You should call on their home line, (916) 966 – 6712.
In the mean time, there are several items in Richard’s hangar at Lincoln in which you might have an interest. The list includes:
- A 1990 Jag XKS V12 with only 71,744 miles on it. It’s white with a sharp tan interior. It’s been registered as non-op for the last 6 years.
- A classic Laher electric golf cart in need of major restoration.
- A Yamaha 650 Heritage Special motorcycle, complete but currently non-op.
- 2 each 2-cylinder, opposed, 2-cycle drone engines, one with mount, hub and prop but no exhaust.
- An Easy-Ride tow dolly (any RVers out there?).
- A Schwinn 20″ child’s bike.
- A Dahon 3-speed folding bike.
- A set of 4 steel spoke wheels that look like they may have been from a Pontiac Firebird.
- A set of 4 Cragar 14″ wire wheels with 225/60 X 14 tires.
- A 15 gal. hand crank fueling station cart.
- A cart-mounted nitrogen bottle/valve assembly (perfect for shock struts).
- 2 small floor jacks.
- A pair of modern movie theater seats.
- An antique love seat and matching chair.
- A Sanborn Magna Force 2hp, 110V, 22 gal horizontal air compressor, model 104A200-22.
If you have an interest in any of these items, please call Brent Smith to discuss at (916) 708 – 3372.