Starring Nicolas Cage, who sneaks into the Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy museum at night, along with a beautiful, blond (female) museum docent, and has to outwit all the animated manikins in order to find and remove a priceless treasure.
Finding the 1947 Beechcraft Model 35 Bonanza, they quietly sneak into the airplane, and with a screwdriver and small electric drill, they remove the storm window latch (you can see it in this picture), fire up the engine, and make their escape through the window, (being sure to remain below 126 kts, the placarded max "window open" speed).
Then, finding an open FEDEX office, they mail the precious item to ME, where it is used to fix my Bonanza. I don't see any other way to get my hands on one.
1976 Commander 112A For Sale
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*$93,500.00*
*By the numbers:*
TTAF 5685
SMOH 1085
SPOH 1085
Engine Lycoming IO-360 C1D6 200hp
Prop Three blade Hartzell...
1 week ago
2 comments:
FYI I may have a line on that window latch...email me through my link on the bottom right side of my blog.
Hi Gary,
I found one. Hawker Beechcraft wanted $1k to sell me a new one, but my A&P found one for a couple of hundred (for a freaking window latch??!!!??!). Less than an hour to install it, and 40D will be airborne again. Then 49C will need it's annual - I'm bleeding aviation money :(
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