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July 1st 05, 09:17 PM
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oups.com... It's value is as scrap - but it still has an N number. So it's still an airplane. Horsepoop. Taking the cowling off doesn't make it scrap and you know it. You are advocating cheating while saying "Grrr" about someone else doing the same thing. I rest my case. Rich S. 
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July 2nd 05, 02:09 AM
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So what DOES make it scrap? And, once it's valued as scrap, what makes
it not scrap again?
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