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Old 02-07-2017, 04:11 PM
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Hello,

I知 taking a poll. I have a Cessna 150 that I知 considering to rent out for time building. I知 planning to rent it for $70.00 dry.

If that something that interest you, send me a PM.

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Old 02-07-2017, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Gogotin View Post
Hello,



I知 taking a poll. I have a Cessna 150 that I知 considering to rent out for time building. I知 planning to rent it for $70.00 dry.



If that something that interest you, send me a PM.



Thanks



Jason


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Old 02-07-2017, 04:31 PM
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Old 02-07-2017, 05:02 PM
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I can rent a 152 for $75 Wet locally.
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Old 02-07-2017, 05:45 PM
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Hello,

Thanks for the input. The aircraft is located in Chicago. $75.00 Wet is a good deal.

Adebord, how much do you fly that A/C? Where are you located (I want to get an idea what fuel cost in your local area)?
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Old 02-07-2017, 09:25 PM
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70/hr dry is insanely expensive, unless you have some serious avionics in it.
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70/hr dry is insanely expensive, unless you have some serious avionics in it.
With serious avionics it'd still be insanely expensive. It's a 2-seat trainer with 100hp engine, what are you going to do with it other than drill 105kt VFR holes in the sky?
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70/hr dry is insanely expensive, unless you have some serious avionics in it.
Yeah for real. My 150 was 55 Wet 45 dry. That is in the Atlanta area.
Heck my Mooney 20C is 75 Dry and I get twice the speed.
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Yeah for real. My 150 was 55 Wet 45 dry. That is in the Atlanta area.
Heck my Mooney 20C is 75 Dry and I get twice the speed.
Well that's Atlanta area and not Chicago.
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Yeah for real. My 150 was 55 Wet 45 dry. That is in the Atlanta area.
Heck my Mooney 20C is 75 Dry and I get twice the speed.
Whereabouts in Atlanta? I fly my 150 out of PDK
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