Steven, thank you. The owner of the plane for sale is very nice, as well. I feeling is he is honest. He said he has too many airplanes.
Just a heads up. I thought the same way about the guys I bought the Champ from in April. They were much less than honest, especially the one that did the work and annual on the plane who is a captain for Southwest AND a CFI.
Pete
Pete Burns Happy owner of a 1946 Aeronca Champ 7AC Sad ex owner of a 1967 150G North Creek, NY 0NY0 (Bennett's Field)
Just a heads up. I thought the same way about the guys I bought the Champ from in April. They were much less than honest, especially the one that did the work and annual on the plane who is a captain for Southwest AND a CFI.
Pete
I feel ya.
"She's a solid airplane. I'd have no reservations flying her anywhere myself." Direct quote to me in a phone call from the seller's A&P that did the annual pencil-whipped the annual when I bought my 150.
States I landed in N63420 while she was mine:
KDCY
"And once you have tasted flight, you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you would return." - John H. Secondari, American TV Writer, 1965
I haven't heard back from the other guy, yet. I'm slowly losing interest. I flew my own airplane last night and had a great time. When it's just me and cooler weather, it flies great.