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On Sun, 18 May 2008 14:29:18 -0600, Newps wrote:
$50K budget for a cross country machine that won't eat you alive with fuel bills? Late 50's Bonanza. 180-185 MPH on 11-12 GPH. 150 MPH on 8.5 GPH. Mine's a 64 and I have a bigger engine but the airframes are basically the same. I would guesstimate $1000-1500 per year in maintenence outside the annual. You don't need any cash "laying around", that's a foolish way to keep an asset like that anyways. You just need access to cash if you should happen to need it, no need for there to be instant access. Get a home equity line of credit but never tap it. Are half century old airplanes still viable machines? It sounds scary buying something that is almost as old as I am. The point about the cash is well taken. I may be able to work that out....of course the "partner" I share the boat with will have something to say about the equity line of credit. |
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