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Post subject: Re: Newbie in Boston.  Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 13:45 |
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Joined: 07/17/08
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Location: North Texas
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Username Protected wrote: Have a big yellow streak running down my back. Wear it proudly. I've made some of my best decisions when scared s***less.
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Post subject: Re: Newbie in Boston. Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 21:38 |
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Joined: 05/08/10
Posts: 54
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Company: Equity Management Assocates.
Aircraft: Barron B55
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Username Protected wrote: Welcome! Which airport are you out of? Based at Stow, MA Minuteman. (6B6) for the A36. Have the Baron at KBED but moving to Minuteman when get rating and current.
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Post subject: Re: Newbie in Boston. Posted: 17 Jun 2010, 12:42 |
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Joined: 05/08/10
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Company: Equity Management Assocates.
Aircraft: Barron B55
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Username Protected wrote: Welcome Larry - Great looking B55. Where in the Midwest did you grow up? Since you grew up out this way, you wouldn't even need a visa to come visit....Bill Thanks. I grew up in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Family had been there since 1840. Farmers, although my father was a businessman. He ran small retail businesses. Salt of the earth, not at all like the people who pull all the strings in the Eastern corridor. Kind of hard to lie when you operate in a small town.
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Post subject: Re: Newbie in Boston. Posted: 30 Jun 2010, 15:57 |
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Joined: 11/11/09
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Location: Norwood, MA
Aircraft: BE-36
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Username Protected wrote: Welcome! Which airport are you out of? Based at Stow, MA Minuteman. (6B6) for the A36. Have the Baron at KBED but moving to Minuteman when get rating and current.
Andrew here. 6B6 is my main strip with KBED a close second. I've been looking at aircraft for purchase for about a year. Recently upgraded from PA28 to flying an M20C (rental) but I've flown in an A35 and am now fairly convinced that the Bo is for me. I'd love to hear more about your experience in researching aircraft as I'm feeling overwhelmed at all the tradeoffs.
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