For Sale 1923 Roadster
Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2024 9:47 pm
This car belongs to an acquaintances of mine that inherited it from their father. I have not seen this car in person, nor heard it run. It is located in Kalispell, Montana and has been in good, clean, dry heated storage. The engine # 6142472(1922). I believe based on who the previous owner before Mike was and the fact that Mike owned an aviation service business this car has been well maintained. The previous statements are my own assumptions, please do you own home work. It is an older restoration that comes with extra wood wheel, restored to match those on the car and what good rebuildable NH Carb. Clear title, $10,600
Mike Strand Aviation was a full-service flight operation offering services for airplanes, helicopters, sea planes and gliders. Mike would fly groups into the Montana backcountry, air ambulance, & scenic tours over Glacier National Park. He flew his helicopters for government snow surveys, and even gave ‘nickel-a-pound’ helicopter rides at the Flathead County Fair one summer. He also flew many search and rescue flights, and forest service contracts including fire patrol and wolf and grizzly bear research projects for the University of Montana. He helped many pilots achieve their aviation dreams in his 35 years at Strand Aviation. Mike logged over 20,000 flight hours before he and Marilyn decided to retire and travel the world.
All questions should be referred to Dwayne Strand at: three sx O 929 seven one 58 or moosecity at gmail.com No Text
Mike Strand Aviation was a full-service flight operation offering services for airplanes, helicopters, sea planes and gliders. Mike would fly groups into the Montana backcountry, air ambulance, & scenic tours over Glacier National Park. He flew his helicopters for government snow surveys, and even gave ‘nickel-a-pound’ helicopter rides at the Flathead County Fair one summer. He also flew many search and rescue flights, and forest service contracts including fire patrol and wolf and grizzly bear research projects for the University of Montana. He helped many pilots achieve their aviation dreams in his 35 years at Strand Aviation. Mike logged over 20,000 flight hours before he and Marilyn decided to retire and travel the world.
All questions should be referred to Dwayne Strand at: three sx O 929 seven one 58 or moosecity at gmail.com No Text
