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September 18th 04, 02:05 AM
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Early 60's 182 numbers?
I'm looking into an early '60's vintage 182. I was wondering what people
had for real world numbers on cruise speed and fuel burn. And if anyone has any advice on particulars to look for during a pre-buy or anything else, that would be helpful also. Thanks! Chris 
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