Old container for rigging project

[ChrisClark 0]

I am looking for an old either unairworthy or just surplus container that can be used for a rigging project. The container and harness will be disassembled so it does not need to be in good condition. A more modern design using tuck tabs instead of velcro would be beneficial. For once size doesn't matter. My funds are limited but I can pay for the container and shipping costs.

[councilman24 37]

http://www.dropzone.com/cgi-bin/classifieds/detail_page.cgi?ID=28153&d=1

Here's one but it must be a typo. Might as well ask.

I'm old for my age.
Terry Urban
D-8631
FAA DPRE

[JerryBaumchen 1,466]

I have been told that on occasion (when they have them) the Relative Workshop will give away old non-airworthy rigs for packing training.
Give'm a call.

[GravityGirl 0]

I may have a Javelin that a camera man has but undo ware on the harness with his wing attachment. Would that work?

It's quite small.

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Bonnie ==>Gravity Gear!

[ChrisClark 0]

Thanks for the replies.
The Javelin sounds ideal. I was planning to do some harness stitching practice as well in the future so it would be fine. If you could email me we could discuss this further.

[ZigZagMarquis 9]

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Thanks for the replies.
The Javelin sounds ideal. I was planning to do some harness stitching practice as well in the future so it would be fine. If you could email me we could discuss this further.

ChrisClark... if G-Girl cannot hook you up... I was going to suggest you contact Bob Celaya at the California City Skydiving Center (760) 373-2733... but then I noticed you were in the U.K... would proably cost more to ship you something from SoCal then it would be worth...

[ChrisClark 0]

Shipping costs aren't that bad, I will give Bob a call if things done work out with Gravity Girl. I get most of my rigging materials from Para Gear and my gear from US sources so I understand the costs involved.

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