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Re: Anyone?

Postby Jakemaster » Sat Jun 03, 2006 10:05 pm

If I had the money...
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Re: Anyone?

Postby Mobius » Sat Jun 03, 2006 10:44 pm

Not a bad price, but you get what you pay for....;)
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Re: Anyone?

Postby Brett_Henderson » Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:13 am

Both engines are past or near 2000 hours.  ($30,000)

They don't mention or show the avionics, and I wouldn't fly a twin without a modern radio stack.  ($20,000)

An annual for that plane will likely end up being expensive. ($8,000)

New paint and interior. (the interior is prob a mess) ($12,000)

What are we up to ?   LOL
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Re: Anyone?

Postby RitterKreuz » Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:26 am

I have one for you... about to be on the market too.

1955 Piper Apache with Geronimo conversion

Refurbished piper interior maroon / white with tan carpet and matching pillows, headliner carpet and seats very very good condition and quite comfortable!

"new" glass (2003- 2004?)

2003 custom panel with nice digital avionics suite, dual nav/com, king KT-76C transponder (nice) all new instruments Airpseed, Attitude, DG, Altimeter, Turn & Bank, VSI the works (as of 2004) with 3 place intercom, Garmin 396 color moving map hard wired to electrical system, digital tachs, digital EGT/CHT engine trend monitors with "lean finder", electric backup gyro suction,

2 **factory new** engines (approximately 250 hours total time each to date since 2003?) 160HP conversions

2 **factory new** props

**2005 paint** looks awesome Burgundy, and matterhorn white with gold and silver trim designed the scheme myself

fresh out of very extensive* annual by not more than 2 or 3 weeks

new and refab fuel bladders

Entire hydraulic system replaced with all new components in 2003-2004

only damage history was a right main gear folded up during taxi (pre-1965) and the ailerons were replaced at some point in the aircraft's life as a paint strip revealed pea sized hail dings on the ailerons but nowhere else on the plane (tells me these ailerons came off another geronimo you cant see them after painted - very very minor)

very cool airplane for a flight school or to build a couple of hundred hours in and then sell it. Appraisal sits at around $85,000 pics to be posted soon
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Re: Anyone?

Postby RitterKreuz » Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:36 am

here is the only pic i currently have... (hope i did this right)

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Re: Anyone?

Postby Brett_Henderson » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:48 am

That's a WHOLE bunch of airplane for well under $100,000...

It won't last long..  Very nice..
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Re: Anyone?

Postby Boss_BlueAngels » Fri Jun 16, 2006 9:45 pm

Good-Lord, that's the ugliest paint job EVER! lol Ugh...
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