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Post subject: Re: Beechcraft Commander Posted: 24 Jun 2016, 11:18 |
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Joined: 12/07/09 Posts: 358 Post Likes: +313
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So what's the story, looks like a nice airplane on the outside?
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Post subject: Re: Beechcraft Commander Posted: 24 Jun 2016, 13:12 |
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Joined: 06/09/14 Posts: 43 Post Likes: +15 Location: New Albany, MS (M72)
Aircraft: Cessna 172, Lear 31A
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Username Protected wrote: So what's the story, looks like a nice airplane on the outside? Its lipstick on a pig! This aircraft was neglected for a few years. It lived on the ramp and did not fly. The current owner purchased it (without a prebuy) and did just enough to make it fly and fly legally. He repainted the plane and thinks it is the best thing flying where in reality it is far far from it. It is slow, loud, and painted in the wrong company's scheme. The only two good things about the plane are the air conditioner and the GTN 750. 
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Post subject: Re: Beechcraft Commander Posted: 25 Jun 2016, 01:16 |
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Joined: 11/09/13 Posts: 1910 Post Likes: +927 Location: KCMA
Aircraft: Aero Commander 980
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Username Protected wrote: So what's the story, looks like a nice airplane on the outside? Its lipstick on a pig! This aircraft was neglected for a few years. It lived on the ramp and did not fly. The current owner purchased it (without a prebuy) and did just enough to make it fly and fly legally. He repainted the plane and thinks it is the best thing flying where in reality it is far far from it. It is slow, loud, and painted in the wrong company's scheme. The only two good things about the plane are the air conditioner and the GTN 750. 
Sounds like this particular plane has some problems.
It might be a good time to look at what Bob Hoover could do in a model very similar to this one.
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Post subject: Re: Beechcraft Commander Posted: 25 Jun 2016, 10:18 |
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Joined: 06/09/14 Posts: 43 Post Likes: +15 Location: New Albany, MS (M72)
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Username Protected wrote: Sounds like this particular plane has some problems.
It might be a good time to look at what Bob Hoover could do in a model very similar to this one.
Similar, but so different!!!! He definitely knows how to drive one 
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