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Old May 22nd 08, 02:31 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
kirk.stant
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Default Tow Ball heading East from Las Vegas NV to St Louis area

A friend of mine (glider pilot/owner) is returning from delivering a
glider to Las Vegas on Monday, May 26 (leaving in the AM). Tow
vehicle is a big Ford F-250 diesel pickup. Anyone needing a glider
trailer moved East (as far as St Louis/Illinois area) can contact Max
at 618-977-9063 (cell).

Or leave a message here and I'll set it up, if necessary.

Cheers,

Kirk
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