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"Dude" wrote in message ...
What particular models are you considering? It's kind of ranged around as we learned more and thought more carefully about what we want to do. But, in addition to the Cherokee 140, I've considered Aeronca Champ, but would prefer a Sedan. I've thought seriously about a Maule, but can't seem to find one in good enough shape in our price range. The Stinson 108 models seem pretty well suited too. I'd think the J3 cub would be too slow for our intended uses. I learned in a 172 but would like to buy something else. With all due respect to many worthy 172s out there, it just seems like a boring plane. That's my own opinion, YMMV of course. I like the Diamond Eclipse that I rent sometimes, but it's a little snug for my 6' 3" height. And, is a little difficult to have much luggage or dog in too. However, I'm not in much danger of buying one due to it's price. We've condsidered a Taylorcraft or Luscombe, but haven't yet had a chance to see them up close to see if I'd fit and the dog would be comfortable. Their useful loads seem too low in any case. There are other possibles too, like a Cessna 170, but I'm looking for something I could buy resonably soon and not have to wait forever to find one of the few being sold. -Malcolm |
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