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Looks like someone bought themselves a F86? High bid, if I understand it right was $9600 and met reserve. Anyone here buy it?

Look again. The Buy-It-Now price was $19,000 and that's what the jet sold for. The regular bidding had reached $9,600 by the time someone jumped on the BIN.

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As of 8/11, she still sitting in her trailer.

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The F-86-D/L's J47 was a bit unique as it had an electronic fuel control.
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Was that due to the afterburner or for some other reason?
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Just got word that its on the move in its trailer.

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Any word on who got it and where it's going?

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