Aaron Coolidge wrote:


BTW, I thought that 1968 was the first year for Arrows.

It's a lot like cars. The first Arrows were built and sold in late
'67 even though they belong to the '68 model year. What makes it more
confusing is that airplane registration data is based on the "year of
manufacture" not the model year. Lot's of Arrows show up in the
registration database as '67 models, even though they are actually '68
models as far as appearance and equipment go (e.g. third side window).
John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180)