Any Red Baron Cockpit owners out there?

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There was actually a lot of interest in this, and it is now sold and paid
for. Also, if anyone is interested the bottom piece of the cardboard
graphics behind the glass bezel is available and in good shape. Looks like
the left and right pieces were removed


"LarryC" <larry@nospam.hermitcreek.com> wrote in message
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>I picked up a converted Red Baron cockpit at the Milwaukee auction today
>for basically nothing. It had a full set of Manuals and wiring schematics
>inside in Great shape, they basically look like they've never been used.
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> Included is:
> Sit down version of the Operation Maintenance and Service Manual
> WG19V2000 Graphic Display Unit (Manual)
> Three large fold out sheets of wiring diagram and schematics
> Red Baron sit down back door sheet
> A few other sheets of amendments and such
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> $10.00 plus first class shipping
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> Also, if there are any Red Baron sit down parts you're looking for let me
> know and I'll see if they are still present (the joystick is not!). I'm
> not really looking to make any money on this deal, but I have no plans to
> restore the machine so if anyone can use the parts I'd be glad to help
> out. The original glass bezel does appear to be present and in good shape,
> there is an original looking coin box, and the power block is present..
>
> Larry C.
> Franklin, WI
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> larry at hermitcreek dot com
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