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Old June 21st 05, 06:33 PM
Nathan Young
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Default A36 Pilot Headroom

I am looking at pruchasing an A36. I am 6'3" with a fair amount of my
height in my torso. I sat in the A36 and found that my head hit the
ceiling, even without a headset.

I found this interesting, as I have fit in every plane I've flown.
Most of my time is in Sundowner, Cherokee 180, Seneca II.

Anyway, is there any way to adjust the seat height on a 1976 A36? The
present owner did not think so.

Any other workarounds?

One other question: Can the 3rd/4th seat in an A36 be turned around
to face aft (ie club seating). I am interested if this is feasible
and legal.

Thanks,
-Nathan
 




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