Old DOD Surplus Sales Catalogs - Aircraft Serial/BuNos List

[Woodsy Airfield]

I am disposing of several Department Of Defense Surplus Sales Catalogs that contain military aircraft type, serial and BuNo numbers, the base the disposal occurs, date of sales and other info. The booklets have been gone through more than once, but are still very usable and should yield several hundred bits of information if you are interested in following individual aircraft history. The booklets only deal with the disposal periods and nothing else. In many cases a winning bidders list are included. I will mail out - no charge and I pay for shipping... If interested, pm me

[Chris Brame]

PM sent.

[Joe Scheil]

Can you post a pic of what you are talking about? Would it be something to put on a thread so we all could see it?

[Cutlass]

Anything with F7U’s or the New Orleans F7U I would like to purchase if still available, Leon.....

[Woodsy Airfield]

Joe - I don't have the ability to quickly send out photos on the WIX format. What you can do is go to eBay and type in item # 263538679587 which is a photo of several non - aviation bid books to get an idea of what they look like...

Col. Rohr - These catalogs begin in 1970 and no N3N's are listed...By the way, I sold an N3N stripped fuselage to a gent in California with the number 25 on firewall...

Al - Your F7U is something I thought I would never see in restoration this far - Congrats. Let me check - I may still have original catalog for bird in New Orleans...

[Craig59]

Guys,

I just bought these via Woodsy’s auction. Give me a little time but, let me see what I can do to create PDF documents and share them here as I think everyone should have an opportunity to see these DOD auction catalogs.

[AG pilot]

That would be wonderful!

Guys,

I just bought these via Woodsy’s auction. Give me a little time but, let me see what I can do to create PDF documents and share them here as I think everyone should have an opportunity to see these DOD auction catalogs.

[Woodsy Airfield]

Col. - If you go to the locator and enter - north america, united states, ohio, norwalk, leon cleaver collection. - submit - dossier. Schroll down to n3n3 and you will find a couple of photos. These are the only ones I have....Leon

[Woodsy Airfield]

Col. - Yes...The fuselage was obtained by John Nessy whom owned a surplus business at the Strongsville Airport, Strongsville Ohio. He told me he brought those back from out west - I think it was Arkansas along with 3 others. I don't recall if there were any of the others left. As you can see it was obtained in October 1980...I like the accompanying photo of her in better days....

[Cutlass]

Leon!

Thank you so much for the F7U related items! Let me know what I owe you and Ill get it out to you promptly. It’s amazing to see so much cool stuff that used to be surplused.

[Woodsy Airfield]

Al - You owe me nothing. I'm just glad someone can enjoy military aviation history what ever it may involve...