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Post subject: N390LF  Posted: 17 Apr 2012, 21:40 |
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Joined: 09/22/11
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Company: FDX
Aircraft: GIII RG Twin turbo
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Attachment: IMG_9871.JPG Hi Folks Purchased '89 F33A 2 months ago with PM's help! Also assisting John Whitehead, Dan Young, Ric Travis, Steve Brillaud. Details: 1600TT, 250TTE&P IO550NA, GAMI's, mx20, 430W, KFC150, GTX327, PMA8000, Standby Castleberry a/i, interior 8.5, exterior needed buffing. Upgrades: Garmin 796 hardwired, stainless hardware, spinner and gas caps cleaned/stripped and buffed, single throw yoke, total airplane original paint buffed to luster, painted engine cowl barn doors interior white. The airplane is a super mission fit for our 4 member family. We felt like rock stars at KDTS when the rental car was sitting next to the block in spot. N390LF replaced an F1 Rocket I built and sold to a fellow Bonanza owner in Aspen Co. I miss the Rocket sometimes, but I guarantee we would miss our kid's youth more if we missed these travel years! Pics too! Best Howard Rhodes
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Post subject: Re: N390LF Posted: 17 Apr 2012, 22:40 |
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Company: Coats & Evans, PC
Location: The Woodlands, TX (KDWH)
Aircraft: 1989 Bonanza F33A
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Howard, Welcome to BeechTalk and congratulations on your purchase! Your pictures made my heart beat faster, as your new airplane is a near perfect copy of ours, another 1989 F33A, with the same paint scheme, which came off the assembly line just 7 ships before yours: Attachment: web res.jpg We have owned ours since 2006 and continue to be delighted with this amazing machine.
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Post subject: Re: N390LF Posted: 18 Apr 2012, 07:04 |
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Hi Drew
They look like twins! Yours looks like it is immaculate. Ours is based at KNQA.
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Howard Rhodes
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Post subject: Re: N390LF Posted: 24 Apr 2012, 07:46 |
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This is a nice forum. Its members are civil and well informed. It has been a pleasure lurking and learning. I particularly want to thank Paul McCracken for his guidance/pre -buy.
Blue Skies
Howard
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Post subject: Re: N390LF Posted: 24 Apr 2012, 08:52 |
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Username Protected wrote: This is a nice forum. Its members are civil and well informed. It has been a pleasure lurking and learning. I particularly want to thank Paul McCracken for his guidance/pre -buy.
Blue Skies
Howard Howard, By chance are you related to a Howard Rhodes that was last living in MI, a former Sun Country 727 pilot? I'm sure you're not old enough to be him.....
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Post subject: Re: N390LF Posted: 24 Apr 2012, 11:29 |
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No Larry, MD11's Memphis. I bet you can guess the airline.
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Howard
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Post subject: Re: N390LF Posted: 24 Apr 2012, 12:17 |
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A300 over 60 think he is still pushing rocks uphill.
HR
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