[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I was walking past The Carribian Zone on Natoma Street in
> San Francisco, CA and they closed their doors. They had
> an auction yesterday and one of the items for auction is
> a plane of yours that you toured in in the late 70's.
YIKES!!! The Doobie Liner is up for auction! I'd buy it but I don't
think it will fit in my garage! ;-)
So what are we gonna do? We can't let this piece of Doobius history end
up as scrap metal! Maybe we should all bid on it and then find a home
for it. I know of a couple of aviation museums in the Bay Area that may
want to display it. We HAVE to do something! I'm going to take a ride
over to the Caribbean Zone and see if there is any info on how to bid. YIKES!!!!
For those that are new to the club, here's some information I put
together on the history of the Doobie Liners. When I discovered the
Doobie Liner in my home town a few years ago, I started doing research
on the whereabouts of all of the Doobie Liners. Here is what I found:
http://www.gearjammin.com/doobie/liner.html
Thanks to Doobie Dan who interviewed Sam Stewart who owned and operated
all of the Doobie Liners over the years. I've updated the Doobie Liner
web Site with the latest information that Dan was kind enough to forward
to me.
Rick
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