Back to square one on buying an Arrow

Another Arrow deal gone south

Is it only me, or does anybody realize that a Grumman Tiger that is
tuned well
and in good condition will blow the doors off an ARROW! Try one out
and then
decide if you really want to pay for the annuals for the retractable
every year.
I am not selling mine right now so this is not a promo, just a
suggestion to
compare. You might just be convinced.

Bill Oparowski
N10SX

wrote:

Is it only me, or does anybody realize that a Grumman Tiger that is
tuned well and in good condition will blow the doors off an ARROW!
Try one out and then decide if you really want to pay for the
annuals for the retractable every year.
I am not selling mine right now so this is not a promo, just a
suggestion to compare. You might just be convinced.

Or a Traveler that geaux's just alittle slower, for alot less money...

wrote:
Is it only me, or does anybody realize that a Grumman Tiger that is
tuned well
and in good condition will blow the doors off an ARROW! Try one out
and then
decide if you really want to pay for the annuals for the retractable
every year.
Thanks Bill but we're interested in a complex as two of us want to move
onto a commercial rating in the future. Thus, an Arrow nicely fits the
mission profile. Insurance is much more reasonable than on a higher
performance complex. If I was going to stop at an instrument rating,
sure, anything down and welded would be a good choice. I've heard nice
things about the Tiger and would love to fly one someday.

--
Jack Allison
PP-ASEL-IA Student-Arrow Buying Student

"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the Earth
with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there
you will always long to return"
- Leonardo Da Vinci

(Remove the obvious from address to reply via e-mail)

I used to have a Tiger and also have a couple hundred hours
in Arrows. And a Tiger will not blow the doors off an Arrow. The
numbers are real close for both planes. In fact .. while considering
Arrows and Tigers .. I chose a Tiger. With the Tiger you have virtually
the same numbers without the maintenance of folding wheels and
constant speed prop. And they're WAY more fun to fly.

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Another Arrow deal gone south

Is it only me, or does anybody realize that a Grumman Tiger that is
tuned well
and in good condition will blow the doors off an ARROW! Try one out
and then
decide if you really want to pay for the annuals for the retractable
every year.
I am not selling mine right now so this is not a promo, just a
suggestion to
compare. You might just be convinced.

Bill Oparowski
N10SX