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Graves hobbies in orlando!!

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Gig - 07 Apr 2004 04:41 GMT
Hi gang..
 while fooling around FLA for a week  I stumbled  xross this shop  in
orlando Whew!! what a shop!!  this is the shop that all shops should
be measured by!!  yes i know that they have the weather to fly year
round  but if the shops here in NY(long island)  had 1/4 of what
graves has they would be in good shape....
P.S. bought me my lanier mariner!!
Gig
jeboba - 07 Apr 2004 07:03 GMT
Yeah, Graves is a real trip! I love that shop. I live in Tampa and try to
get over to Graves a couple of times a year to 'refuel' my enthusiasm for
the hobby! It's a shame no one in the Tampa/St. Pete area has ever put
together a shop like Graves. There is one here that shall go nameless that
has a lot of old and junky airplanes, boat, cars hanging from the ceiling
with rediculous prices. They prey on the newbies who never go back there
again after they figure out how badly they have been ripped off. There is an
excellent shop in St. Pete/Pinellas Park called Archies Helis and Hobbies.
Very comprehensive inventory. A ceiling full of airplanes, and a very
knowledgable and friendly staff. The rest of the shops are sort 'also-rans'.
If you're in Orlando, don't miss Grave's!

> Hi gang..
>   while fooling around FLA for a week  I stumbled  xross this shop  in
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> P.S. bought me my lanier mariner!!
>  Gig
S - 07 Apr 2004 22:04 GMT
> Hi gang..
>   while fooling around FLA for a week  I stumbled  xross this shop  in
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> P.S. bought me my lanier mariner!!
>  Gig

Yes, great shop. Went in there about an hour ago to buy some 1/4" triangle  
stock. Guess what. No 1/4, no 3/8, no 1/2. A couple of pieces of 3/4, and  
that was it for triangle stock.

Guess it depends on what your needs are. Apparently, in todays world of  
arfs, there is not much demand for balsa anymore.

Sam
 
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