4189 TT
 65 SMOH
 52 Prop
  Annual done June 2005
All compressions above 77

When you are looking for vending machine distributors, you do need to look at how they conduct their business. A vending machines manufacturer distributor that doesn't seem to be organized probably would not be the best one to deal with if you are new to the vending machine business.

Owner purchased this plane in October of 2003. It sat in a hanger for over 15 years and was not flown. He began to restore the aircraft for his own peace of mind, and it has turned out to be a great time builder.  The airframe was inspected for rust, corrosion and mice since it had sat for so long, but there were no problems found. The original log books were lost by the previous owner, so he had the plane thoroughly inspected, all AD's complied with and a new set of log books started. The price, as listed, is in consideration of the original logs being lost, but he spent a substantial sum overhauling this plane.

He flew the little bird to Lincoln, Nebraska to Mobile, Alabama. From New Orleans to Chicago and back with no problems and a great fuel burn.

Below is a list of things  had done to the aircraft after he purchased it.

2004

• Replaced tires and tubes;
• overhauled both wing tanks;
• replaced all oil and fuel hoses;
• New Prop;
• New Mags;
• New electronic and engine driven fuel pumps;
• New vacuum pump;
• New battery,
• replaced ELT battery;
• replaced spinner back plate;
• new Cleveland brakes and pads;
• new beacon on tail;
• New DG and wet compass;
• new airspeed indicator;
• replaced oil filter with new spin on type;
• new intercom installed;
• transponder overhauled by Narco;
• installed mode C;
• all AD's complied with.

2005

• Replaced carpet with airtek carpet;
• new brake calipers;
• new front and rear seats;
• Oil Pump inspected for AD compliance 

Radios:

• KX 155 and Narco Radios,
• dual glide slopes,

 .$29,900,00