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Old August 12th 04, 11:45 AM
Bob Noel
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In article nospam-4DDD2A.22064411082004@shawnews, tony roberts
wrote:

One thing that I don't understand, and hopefully someone here will
enlighten me, is why it is so sacred to have an aircraft that hasn't had
accident damage.


Look at it this way: when considering Cessnas and Pipers, why take a
chance on an aircraft with recent damage history when there are so
many other aircraft available?

Implied by my use of "recent" is the recognition that old old
old damage history that was properly repaired shouldn't be
an issue.

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Bob Noel
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