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I have the original prop off my 78 152 that was sent to the shop and redone for sale. I did the Sparrowhawk conversion so I dont need the original. What's it worth?

Mike


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If it's the "gullwing" then I guess next to nothing!


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I guess its the next to nothing prop then.


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Next to nothing? I wouldn't be so sure! McCauley doesn't have a stamping die for this prop any more! Those that are left is all there is, or likely will ever be! True, there is a recuring AD on them, but it doesn't take long to accomplish, and keeping this prop (or replacing a bad one with another gull-wing Mac) is preferable to the cost of reconfiguring to a NEW prop, spacer, and spinner for some owners! Dingbat's performance with this prop is definately above average!

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If somone needs one, I have one. I had already sent it off to the prop shop to get it redone before I decided to go with the Sparrowhawk conversion. I believe it is still at the prop shop and is already redone and ready to go if you run accross someone who needs one.

Mike


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