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I've been monitoring the board for a few weeks and have found the
exchanges very educational. I'm hoping now that I can get some direct help to a few questions. I'm seriously considering buying my first airplane. My goal was something that had a low cost of ownership, could seat 4, and was or could be easily upgraded to an IFR trainer. I don't intend to use it for long cross country trip, but shorter trips here in the central Alaska area. I seem to have found an aircraft that fits the bill for sale locally. Its a Piper PA-22-150 Tri-Pacer. Looked at it and flew it today. Seems to have been very well maintained by the two owners (they're moving up to a larger aircraft). Only obvious issue is the hightime engine (1900 hours SMOH). Was surprised how differently it flew than the 172 I've been renting. After that long preamble, I'm gong to have an A&P take a look next week and wanted to solicit this group's help in identifying specific questions I need to have answered. I know to ensure all the ADs have been complied with, but what else should I know about the Pacer? Thanks, Scott |
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