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Cessna Aerobat For Sale
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No, not Wilbur...

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TTAF is 6523 and 749 SMOH done by Western Skyways in Colorado in 2010. The Sparrowhawk STC ups the HP to 125. The annual is due the end of next month.

It's lived outside in Las Vegas for the last 15 years and the paint is faded and the plastic brittle. It has two flip flop radios, KLN89b, Garmin GTX 327 mode c transponder. Also has 2 parachutes and wheel pants, one of which was damaged on a rough strip, but is serviceable. Logs since new and no accidents or incidents.

TTAF is 6523 and 749 SMOH done by Western Skyways in Colorado in 2010. The Sparrowhawk STC ups the HP to 125. The annual is due the end of next month.

Contact: Rita Bowman at pillbow@gmail.com

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Catherine #581800 03/27/19 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Catherine
No, not Wilbur...




Okay heart......you may commence beating once again.






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Interesting. How do you know of this? Any history?


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Jim Hillabrand #581994 03/29/19 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim_Hillabrand
Originally Posted by Catherine
No, not Wilbur...


Okay heart......you may commence beating once again.

Jim


Ha ha, no way!

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Matt Luce #581995 03/29/19 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt_Luce
Interesting. How do you know of this? Any history?


You'll have to ask Rita. I don't know her or the airplane. She just contacted me as she knew I have an Aerobat.

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Catherine #581999 03/29/19 06:56 PM
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Catherine,

I saw an E33C sitting at Galveston on Wednesday. The distinctive checkerboard swatches on the vertical stab and wingtips gave it away. Those things look like a LOT of fun. Truly cross-country capable machine, with the brawn to mix it up a little bit if you wanna!

Niki was a great find. Congratulations!


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Aerobatics is a whole 'nother subset of flying that most of us don't participate in much if at all smile. I knew there were a few aerobatic Bonanza's out there, and it is pretty cool that one of us has one smile.

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I like the Aerobat graphic on the tail. Was that factory?
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Originally Posted by Gary_Shreve
Catherine,

I saw an E33C sitting at Galveston on Wednesday. The distinctive checkerboard swatches on the vertical stab and wingtips gave it away. Those things look like a LOT of fun. Truly cross-country capable machine, with the brawn to mix it up a little bit if you wanna!

Niki was a great find. Congratulations!


Thanks, Gary. I love Niky--that she combines an honest cross-country machine with a fun way to get upside down is amazing. smile

That being said, Wilbur is a spin machine and I plan to keep him forever.

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Originally Posted by Catherine
Originally Posted by Gary_Shreve
Catherine,

I saw an E33C sitting at Galveston on Wednesday. The distinctive checkerboard swatches on the vertical stab and wingtips gave it away. Those things look like a LOT of fun. Truly cross-country capable machine, with the brawn to mix it up a little bit if you wanna!

Niki was a great find. Congratulations!


Thanks, Gary. I love Niky--that she combines an honest cross-country machine with a fun way to get upside down is amazing. smile

That being said, Wilbur is a spin machine and I plan to keep him forever.


Just curious. How does spinning in Niky compare to spinning in Wilbur? You are probably one of the few people around who can really compare the top-of-the-line GA to (what a lot of people think is) the bottom-of-the-line. smile

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