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Post subject: New to BT but not that New Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 14:15 |
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Joined: 08/12/11 Posts: 117 Post Likes: +5 Location: Kettering, OH
Aircraft: PA28R-201
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OK, I will repost as a new thread and not clutter up the admin thread.
Hello All,
I have actually been registered with BT since the summer of 2011. It was at that time that I was considering a purchase of a Sierra. That deal fell through and I ended up purchasing an Arrow III. I have enjoyed my Arrow but I am now thinking of an upgrade to either a Deb or a 35. The extra 20+ knots would be welcome and having some Baron time I know the Beech's fly more solidly than my Arrow. I am actually helping someone restore a 62 Deb that will be up for sale in a month or so and that may or may not be the upgrade I purchase. Only time will tell.
My recent time on BT has been geared at some of the work we are into with the restoration work.
So far the interior has been completely gutted, cleaned and shined up plus zinc chromate, new floor boards, carpet, headliner, side panels, seat foam and covers, newer dual control crossbar. The entire fuel system has been reworked as new including two new bladders, all new hoses and rebuilt pumps. All the rod ends have been replaced on the gear and she has all new tires and brakes. Added a full flow oil filter and bracket to replace the original screen.
Anyway, thats me and what I am involved in for the moment.
Know anyone that wants a nice Arrow?
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Post subject: Re: New to BT but not that New Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 14:56 |
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Joined: 11/06/10 Posts: 12196 Post Likes: +3078 Company: Looking Location: Outside Boston, or some hotel somewhere
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Tim, Consider this a belated welcome then.  Now where are the pics, of both the Arrow and the Deb under restoration.  Tim
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Post subject: Re: New to BT but not that New Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 15:15 |
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Joined: 08/12/11 Posts: 117 Post Likes: +5 Location: Kettering, OH
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Thanks for the welcome, and another Tim as well!!!
First the Arrow and then the potential Deb.
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