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January 13th 05, 11:41 PM
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Jay;
I've seen some ****-poorly built RV's that fly just fine. Unless it was built by a fellow or crew with much experience, and not their first model, I'd just stay away. Pick what you want and build it yourself. There's nothing better than that accomplishment and you know it's done right. On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 14:12:51 GMT, "Jay Honeck" wrote: It seems that there are some remarkable deals out there for 200 mph used Glasairs, but I would hesitate to buy one simply because I wouldn't trust the workmanship. What's the consensus on this issue? Is this a valid fear, or -- as some have told me -- does the workmanship on the average home-built meet or exceed that of the average Spam Can? 
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