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Garage Sale!; recently decommissioned and retired
Topic Started: 24th June 2009 - 03:07 AM (783 Views)
Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 03:07 AM Post #1
Deleted User	4 Nilgiri class frigates 23 MiG-21 bis 72 MiG-21 M/MF 108 MiG-8
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People's Republic of China	24th June 2009 - 08:36 PM Post #2
World's Next Superpower Posts: 3,405 Group: Admins Member #81 Joined: 5 April 2009 Capital Beijing Currency Renminbi GDP (Nominal) $7.487 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $5,310 Population 1,410,000,000 Area 3,704,427 sq mi	OOC: Slightly? Only 60 years of service. IC: How much would you be charging for the Centaur?



Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 08:47 PM Post #3
Deleted User	OOC: Yeah, but you kind of expect that for a decommissioned aircraft carrier. IC: It's open to negotiation. But I think $200-400 million would be fair. OOC: Please, someone tell me if I'm wildly off target here.
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Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 08:56 PM Post #4
Deleted User	India 24th June 2009 - 08:47 PM OOC: Yeah, but you kind of expect that for a decommissioned aircraft carrier. IC: It's open to negotiation. But I think $200-400 million would be fair. OOC: Please, someone tell me if I'm wildly off target here. OOC Way way way way too much. At best you could sell it for 50 million. I would suggest giving it to him if he buys a load of indian choppers and Tejas.
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Ukraine	24th June 2009 - 08:57 PM Post #5
Global Power Posts: 1,761 Group: World Council Member #90 Joined: 3 May 2009 Capital Kiev Currency Hryvnia GDP (Nominal) $277,599,152,000 USD GDP Per Capita (Nominal) 5,633 Population 46,179,226 Area 603,628 km	The Ukraine offers $275 Million for the carrier, that is a resonable price considering age and use.



People's Republic of China	24th June 2009 - 09:00 PM Post #6
World's Next Superpower Posts: 3,405 Group: Admins Member #81 Joined: 5 April 2009 Capital Beijing Currency Renminbi GDP (Nominal) $7.487 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $5,310 Population 1,410,000,000 Area 3,704,427 sq mi	OOC: Why would Ukraine buy a carrier?



Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 09:01 PM Post #7
Deleted User	Brazil 24th June 2009 - 09:00 PM OOC: Why would Ukraine buy a carrier? OOC Good point. The entire black sea is within range of your ground based planes and the carrier would have to be based in turkey since you cannot get it into the black sea.
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People's Republic of China	24th June 2009 - 09:04 PM Post #8
World's Next Superpower Posts: 3,405 Group: Admins Member #81 Joined: 5 April 2009 Capital Beijing Currency Renminbi GDP (Nominal) $7.487 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $5,310 Population 1,410,000,000 Area 3,704,427 sq mi	OOC: Yeah so basing planes there would actually be putting them further away.



Ukraine	24th June 2009 - 09:09 PM Post #9
Global Power Posts: 1,761 Group: World Council Member #90 Joined: 3 May 2009 Capital Kiev Currency Hryvnia GDP (Nominal) $277,599,152,000 USD GDP Per Capita (Nominal) 5,633 Population 46,179,226 Area 603,628 km	OOC: I'm well aware that it would have to be based elsewhere, and Turkey, I would probably ask you if I could base it in your country if you would allow me to. I have my reasons for buying a carrier, since its not too large, and its old, i would be able to afford it, so again, I have my reasons.



Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 09:13 PM Post #10
Deleted User	Ukraine 24th June 2009 - 09:09 PM OOC: I'm well aware that it would have to be based elsewhere, and Turkey, I would probably ask you if I could base it in your country if you would allow me to. I have my reasons for buying a carrier, since its not too large, and its old, i would be able to afford it, so again, I have my reasons. OOC Sure man. I will let you use one of my naval bases. If you want to waste your money its not my business. Just in case you did not know this thing can only operate choppers and VTOL planes.
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People's Republic of China	24th June 2009 - 09:16 PM Post #11
World's Next Superpower Posts: 3,405 Group: Admins Member #81 Joined: 5 April 2009 Capital Beijing Currency Renminbi GDP (Nominal) $7.487 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $5,310 Population 1,410,000,000 Area 3,704,427 sq mi	OOC: Ukraine how could you justify it to the public. Its the biggest waste of money ever.



Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 09:17 PM Post #12
Deleted User	Brazil 24th June 2009 - 09:16 PM OOC: Ukraine how could you justify it to the public. Its the biggest waste of money ever. OOC I guess kinda like the thai one. Maybe not calling it a carrier to the public. Call it a humanitarian support ship or something.
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People's Republic of China	24th June 2009 - 09:20 PM Post #13
World's Next Superpower Posts: 3,405 Group: Admins Member #81 Joined: 5 April 2009 Capital Beijing Currency Renminbi GDP (Nominal) $7.487 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $5,310 Population 1,410,000,000 Area 3,704,427 sq mi	OOC: Well with Thailand they actually have a large sea on their coast and can actually base their carrier in their own shipyards.



United States of America	24th June 2009 - 09:48 PM Post #14
highly dangerous, expose at your own risk Posts: 2,913 Group: Admins Member #5 Joined: 28 November 2008 Capital Washington, DC Currency United States Dollar GDP (Nominal) $15.406 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $46,756 Population 329,432,132 Area 3,794,066 square miles	OOC: Ukraine, Brazil is right, that carrier is a waste of money for you. It's also incredibly old. I'd say don't bother. I don't know if India is gonna find any customers for it, considering its age.



Ukraine	24th June 2009 - 09:49 PM Post #15
Global Power Posts: 1,761 Group: World Council Member #90 Joined: 3 May 2009 Capital Kiev Currency Hryvnia GDP (Nominal) $277,599,152,000 USD GDP Per Capita (Nominal) 5,633 Population 46,179,226 Area 603,628 km	OOC: I have plans for it, just kind of like a project, its cheap and I can afford it. If worst comes to worst, I can just scrap it.



Deleted User	24th June 2009 - 09:51 PM Post #16
Deleted User	OOC If the ukraine does not want it I will take it for scrap.
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United States of America	24th June 2009 - 09:56 PM Post #17
highly dangerous, expose at your own risk Posts: 2,913 Group: Admins Member #5 Joined: 28 November 2008 Capital Washington, DC Currency United States Dollar GDP (Nominal) $15.406 Trillion GDP Per Capita (Nominal) $46,756 Population 329,432,132 Area 3,794,066 square miles	Turkey 24th June 2009 - 09:51 PM OOC If the ukraine does not want it I will take it for scrap. OOC: He'd scrap it himself, Turkey. India, may I suggest this old carrier could become a museum in Mumbai or somewhere else on the Indian Coast? I doubt you'll find a buyer for it that can use it.



Deleted User	25th June 2009 - 06:29 AM Post #18
Deleted User	OOC: Well, I figured there's no harm in trying. I guess the Viraat's off the menu.
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Deleted User	25th June 2009 - 06:31 AM Post #19
Deleted User	OOC once I get my budget figured out assuming it comes with a full load of aircraft I will pay 10 million for it.
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Deleted User	25th June 2009 - 06:33 AM Post #20
Deleted User	Long-term, I could make more off it as a museum. Sorry.
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