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July 2nd 06, 12:13 AM
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High time or missing logs?
Hey folks,
I'm trying to decide which is preferable, a relatively low time plane with missing logs or a higher time of the same model with all logs. The first is a 65-year old plane with 1800 ttaf and 346 tsmoh. It's missing the airframe logs from 1986 and older. The other has about 3000 ttaf and about 950 on a 25 year old overhaul. All logs present. Both planes have Continental 65s and are the same price. All input appreciated. Thanks, Mike 
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