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September 3rd 03, 02:45 PM
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Jay,
My Glasair II was signed off in 89'. That makes it 14 yrs old. The fuselage is still in great conditon. It still looks new. It's been hangered except for being on the ramp on trips. The cowling has a few cracks (hairline)from the plug wires bumping against it because it is so tightly cowled. Although, 14 yrs on the ramp would have it looking like an old maid. Steve 
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