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![]() "Paul kgyy" wrote: Still another factor is the emergence of used Cirrus and Diamond models, moving down into the $200K range. This is depressing prices for high end retractables made in the period 1975-1995 Doesn't appear to be hurting the prices of the aircraft I'm interested in -- late '80s model Bonanza A36s. Good ones are hanging right around $240-300K, where the've been for quite a while. -- Dan ? at BFM |
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