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I am currently taking flying lessons. I would like to own my own
aircraft and have been considering various options. I am currently training in a 152 and I think a 150 or 152 would be a fun first plane to build time with. The 150/152's that appear to be in good condition seem to be in the 35k range while ones that seem a little more used up are in the 15-20k range. I am just wondering if it would be better buy a good condition ready to fly aircraft for 35k or go for a less expensive one and put 20-25k into getting it fixed up. My thought is with the fixer up route, I would have a better idea of what I am starting with once it is fixed up. I may not know with one I would pay 35k for and fly away with. The plan would be to fly the aircraft for a few years and then trade up. |
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