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Post subject: Bought a Cessna 400  Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 18:49 |
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Joined: 10/16/09
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Location: British Columbia
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I tune in here often and am always informed and entertained by the evangelical Bonanza boosters.........but after looking at the Bonanza , which I love with you, I decided the mission of cross Canada fast and in comfort--for 2, fit the 400. Yes I know its plastic and will depreciate to nothing while Bonanzas are still flying and commanding premium prices but I decided that in addition to mission , the 08 400 saves a bunch of initial capital over a similarly equipped Bo and since I'll never fill the seats...there it is. Hope you'll let me continue to hang out on here for useful info and tips.
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Post subject: Re: Bought a Cessna 400 Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 18:55 |
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Tim,
Show us some pics. I like the C400/ Columbia and would buy that over any Cirrus.
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Post subject: Re: Bought a Cessna 400 Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 19:11 |
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Canadian plane bought locally from a solid fellow who just took delivery of a new G5 Cirrus
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Post subject: Re: Bought a Cessna 400 Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 20:22 |
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Congrats, that's a beautiful plane. Fast, technically advanced. A friend of mine had one, back then was Columbia 400  really nice. Enjoy Remy Username Protected wrote: I tune in here often and am always informed and entertained by the evangelical Bonanza boosters.........but after looking at the Bonanza , which I love with you, I decided the mission of cross Canada fast and in comfort--for 2, fit the 400. Yes I know its plastic and will depreciate to nothing while Bonanzas are still flying and commanding premium prices but I decided that in addition to mission , the 08 400 saves a bunch of initial capital over a similarly equipped Bo and since I'll never fill the seats...there it is. Hope you'll let me continue to hang out on here for useful info and tips.
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Post subject: Re: Bought a Cessna 400 Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 21:45 |
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Location: British Columbia
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in for some maintenance and an annual so will report back at a later date
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