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Date: Sep 13th, 2002

From: Cody Welch [mailto:CodyWelch@chartermi.net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 9:01 PM
To: jamesjanderson@qwest.net
Subject: N50197

My dad, Robert Welch started a regional airline (The first in the State) in Michigan after the war with N50197 which was serial # 6044. I did a FAA title search and it says that N50197 was deregistered after an accident on 5-2--65.It was owned at the time by Rob't White, 24355 Sprague Rd., Columbia Station, OH who bought it from Raymond Topeka of Waynesville, OH on 1-10-59. Would your organization have any way of tracking this airplane? I know that one Howard Diller of Harrisville, MI purchased a project UC-78 from N. Ohio in 1973. Have always wondered if this was it....

Any help would be appreciated. I wouldn'y mind restoring the airplane if I could find enough of it.

Sincerely,

Cody Welch


Date: January 22nd, 2002

I am a Cessna 195 owner and recently purchased a zero time exhaust system for the left engine of a T-50, hoping I could use it on my C195. It fits the Jacobs engine perfectly, but will not mate to the carb heat system. This is a disappointment, since it is absolutely new, and MUCH better made than the Cessna unit. It truly is zero time, and has the SOLAR data plate from Lindbergh Field, 1943. I had to have a system made up for my plane, which cost $2300, and would like to sell this system for the same price. If any of your club members are interested, please e-mail me and we can make arrangements. Thanks, Jim Hower 281-852-2266


Date: June 15th, 2001

I'm trying to sell this fully restored flying T-50 bobcat. Please contact me with any questions you may have. thansen@wwfirm.com

http://www.bamboobombers.freeservers.com/index.html

Thank you

Terry Hansen

This T50 has been SOLD. January 10th, 2002


December 2, 1999

While I know we're not Ebay-- as soon as we put this on the web page it was sold!!! So you can look at the pix!! Good show for Don Moyer.

Here (was) an opportunity for obtaining some spare parts, although the weather appears to have taken it's toll.

(The computer is taking it's toll of me trying to learn how to use the web publishing program, which is why I haven't been good about updates. Maybe I'll do better from now on! jja)


Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 04:53:27 -0800 (PST)

From: Don Moyer <dmoy26@yahoo.com>

Subject: Bamboo Bombers

To: jamesjanderson@qwest.net

Hi Jim,    
I was viewing your webpage today, and would like to

know how I go about advertising in your newsletter /

webpage.  I have what remains of a T-50 after 40+

years of outdoor storage.  I'd like to sell it, and

would like to see it go to a good home.    
Thanks, Don Moyer

Reston, VA 

dmoy26@yahoo.com

-Don

(WELL IT TURNS OUT THAT A DEAL HAS BEEN MADE AND THE PLANE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. BUT YOU

CAN STILL LOOK AT THE PICTURES!)
    

T-50-1.jpg (18888 bytes)

Right front of the cockpit.

 

nacel.jpg (53340 bytes)

Left side of an engine nacelle.

tail.JPG (60107 bytes)

Rudder?

 

jacobs.jpg (31330 bytes)

Engines and propellors.