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I wonder now much they are asking?


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Originally Posted by Terry_Monday
I wonder now much they are asking?


Whatever you offer! grin

Seriously, though, I wonder what they'll finally accept when someone does "make an offer".

Since the fastback models start off with a 1500lb gross-weight, I wonder how much is left after the conversion and filling the long-range tanks?

Sure looks like fun!

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It appears to have a gross weight STC to 1735. That would be appropriate. What a fun little bird that would be.


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Jim Curns #340780 01/05/12 08:23 PM
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Its nice..but polished aluminum is HARD to keep looking good. Pretty little bird there.


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Man... she looks fast just sitting there!

We're finally selling Sue's parents house (Sue gets half). I wonder what I'd have to do to talk her into an O-320 for our 150C??

Yeh, I know. Finish the 150K first! whistle

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I thought I had a lot to polish. 1 hour of flying for every hour polishing on that one. Sure is pretty.

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I wonder if a good wax job after polishing would inhibit the oxidation on the aluminum, and thereby significantly reduce the polishing requirement?


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Ed,
This is the ultimate aircraft polish job:


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Yeah...


Fuddy wins the prize. grin

Check out the difference between the polished and un-polished metal next to each other. That is a stunning job!


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