I appreciate and understand overhead costs. I’m with creeping door on this in that if pitch cost we’re lower especially for selling from the boot of a car, it may encourage more people to attend and sell. For example as a collector I attend an aerojumble by driving there, I browse + buy. As a collector inevitably I have a few few things for sale but nothing which warrants a stall. If I was given the opportunity to sell from the boot of my car for example for £10 (which included the entrance fee) then I would browse+ buy + sell. This in turn would encourage more people to attend as it now gives them a wider choice / oppurtunity which equals more tickets being sold and more goods get circulated on the market which in turn would hopefully attract more people in to the venue.

Any news or updates anyone?

What’s this one then folks?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gear-stick-/161606402633?pt=Motors_Aviation_Parts_Gear&hash=item25a07e0249&vxp=mtr

Some nice Corsair and Hellcat grips recently added to the spitfire spares site, the Halifax is a good one also must be rare, surprised that this hasn’t gone yet.

There must be tens of thousands of items listed on ebay on a daily basis. They cannot possibly keep track of everything and rely on observant users to notify them of any potential miselling.

Thanks for the link, hope that they find the main body of the wreckage soon and ascertain what the cause of the crash may be. If weather was to blame (speculation obviously on my part) then it’s another reminder that we are not masters of nature and never will be. Out of interest how long does the black box beacon locator transmit for?

Looks like it’s a Typhoon to me. Nice project.

Miltary Trader caught out for fraudulent sales, interesting post:
http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/91148-Collectors-beware

Thanks for bringing this to our attention, a must read for collectors. Would be good also to link this to a thread we had last week on this forum regarding fake memorabilia.