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Post subject: Hello from Michigan (KARB)  Posted: 08 Jan 2023, 21:30 |
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Joined: 08/10/19
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Aircraft: Bonanza 35
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Hello,
In process of acquiring a 1953 D35 with E225 and 88” electric prop. Have owned a Cessna 120 and Mooney M20C but the bonanza has always been the dream airplane I want my kids to grow up in. I fly professionally for the airlines as a Captain and Line Check Airmen, primarily to pay the bills, but GA has always been a passion.
Anyways I am located in the SE Michigan area, Ann Arbor to be specific and would love to hear from other beech owners, tips, tricks, operating techniques, or just a friendly invite for $100 hamburgers.
Matt Hall
248-675-9912
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Post subject: Re: Hello from Michigan (KARB) Posted: 10 Jan 2023, 12:57 |
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Aircraft: Bonanza 35
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Username Protected wrote: Hey Matt,
The best $100 hamburgers nearby are in Owosso. Tuesday-Sunday 6am-2pm. In the summer, they are open on Friday nights with a great Mexican menu.
Let me know if you are wandering up that way and if I’m not flying the aluminum tube, I’ll meet you. I live on the airport in Linden, but have a shop and aircraft also based in Owosso. I have a project V35A there and can show you every inch of a Bonanza aircraft.
Jason Yeah I’ll have to take you up on that Jason! Here’s my number 248-675-9912
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