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Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2011, 15:35

Hi All

I used to own a '94 A36 (my third plane, first two were Cessna and Piper) and put a little over 400 hours on her before selling in 2001. I spent the next 10 years starting and building a business and haven't flown much in the ensuing time, but I have a fresh medical, some money to spend and plan to buy a late '90s or early '00s A36. This website looks like it has tons of good info and people on it and I look forward to sharing with you. I'll be based out of Fayette County Airport in Somerville TN.

Mark

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2011, 15:41

Mark,
Welcome to Beechtalk. I did the as you. Owned several A-36, sold the last one in 1999 to start a business. By 2003, came back with a 1991 F-33 which I loved and now have a Baron. If you usually fly either alone or with just two of you, I strongly suggest you take a look at a later model 33. They are a delight to fly.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2011, 16:05

Welcome to BT.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 03 Sep 2011, 08:27

Username Protected wrote:

Mark,
Welcome to Beechtalk. I did the as you. Owned several A-36, sold the last one in 1999 to start a business. By 2003, came back with a 1991 F-33 which I loved and now have a Baron. If you usually fly either alone or with just two of you, I strongly suggest you take a look at a later model 33. They are a delight to fly.

Thanks Victor. In the past, it was the family + two dogs, now it will be as many as four adults or two adults + baggage and a little "freight", so the A36 is the plane for me. Now to find a good one!

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Sep 2011, 01:49

Hi Mark. You're not too far from me. Im in Hernando, MS (H75). Welcome to BT!

Username Protected · **Posted:** 07 Sep 2011, 03:36

Welcome aboard! Lots of help and shared enthusiasm here!!

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