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August 26th 03, 02:17 AM
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30 Yrs in Kansas also. Our '65 Mooney went from $1400 per year to $0 when
it hit its 30th birthday. It is considered a "classic". "David Johnson" wrote in message om... IIRC the age requirement is 30 years in California. That probably makes at least half the GA fleet eligible. My plane (1958) definitely fits in - and ZERO property taxes sure helps make flying affordable. 
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