Cheap Airplane Shipping Services

This photo is of like aircraft, to give size perspective. Wings are removed for shipping. Prop and engine are attached, but there is a second engine in a crate. 4'x4'x6' It is essential that the wheels are cinched down tight, or the bouncing loosens the straps. For yhis reason, the shipper needs to check the load occasionally.  

 

 

 

Wings come off. Wings approx. 10' x 54" each  

 

 

Wings are packed in a lightweight wooden crate with padding inside to protect from shipping damage. Fuselage remains intact and will rest on the trailer floor on the wheels. Nothing can be stacked on top of these dimensions. Trailer must be enclosed. We want to assist in the loading  

will assist loading, must have insurance,have cash in hand on delivery  

 

 

Boxes can be placed inside or underneath.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fuselage tapers 6feet x3 feet front to 2feet x3 inches at rear.i person can easily move item without help. item is on wheels.google 1941 Piper Cub to identify fuselage.does not include wings,tail,engine or prop.  

Packed trailer dimensions and weights given- the airplane will be packed into the trailer prior to pickup.  

Several possibilities:Trailer could be loaded onto a freight truck ( the prefered method . The other possibility is to tow it .  

This Minimax ultralight is in Oregon but the owner can bring it up through the border whenever, on a weekend to Chilliwack, Rosedale, or any other place close to the Abbotsford area. What I am needing is someone that is coming up to Fort St John with a pickup that could meet the owner down there and bring it to Fort St John area for a reasonable price. This can't be done right away but I would like to find someone that is coming up here anyway and could see that it gets up here undamaged, it will fit in the back of a regular pickup and it will be all wrapped in plastic and padding so just a tarp would be nice to wrap around it. Let me know and we can talk. Thanks, Sterling  

 

This is the airframe for a two-place, all-metal homebuilt airplane project. The wings and tail will be removed from the fuselage and crated for shipment. The fuselage will be standing on its landing gear. The largest part (fuselage + engine) will weigh about 575 lb. The components need to be protected from impact and abrasion during shipping. The attached photo shows the kit before completion of the tail and flight controls. See link for an example of a fuselage loaded in a truck: http://www.ckhand.com/RV6Aproject/MovingTheRV/WA-to-CAmove.htm Specified dimensions are approximate. More accurate numbers will be provided to the carrier. Cautious handling of the airframe are important. Timing of the pick-up and delivery are flexible in the interest of a competitive rate.