I think the estate of my late friend is thinking about $35k for this plane.
A super good mechanic with lots of know how and willing to spend $$$ might like this type of airplane to bring back to good use.
It needs a lot of tlc
Cabin is the width of C182 with 30 more HP. It feels like a C182
We love our high wings and it has that too of course.
In the summer down south I would rather have the C210 than the low wing planes. Probably like it in the winter for the shade and ground view too.
I do not have any where to go far and fast so I am not a candidate for this plane. It was ferried from NW Arkansas to Jackson Ala. I cranked it up the other day and it fired up very quickly. Interior and radios need help.
Throwing out this info for anyone interested.
Bruce
Bruce Hoven retired school teacher and pharmacist-1976 C150
Good luck, Bruce! That seems to me to be a more than fair price, especially since it is obviously flyable. I predict it won’t be for sale long before somebody snatches it up.
I'm interested. How do i find out more about it? Who wants to help me take the wings off to get it home?
Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterward. The only time you have too much fuel on board is when you're on fire.
That would be super duper awesome. I'm working the details to see if its the right plane for me.
Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterward. The only time you have too much fuel on board is when you're on fire.
The plane flew in from NW Arkansas- I understand the landing gear were not retracted for the trip.
I imagine a mechanic could do this updates and it would be in the tens of thousands of dollars. Avionics are (I think) )were updated about 20 years back by a previous owner and work.
I’ve cranked it up and taxied it and every thing seemed very much like a C182 I flew about 8 years
The interior would need a lot of attention could be where most $$ could be spent.
35k for the plane and 65k for modest improvements and repairs. What would be the value of a speedy 4 place high wing airplane- more than 100k.
Bruce
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Bruce Hoven retired school teacher and pharmacist-1976 C150