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Old November 3rd 03, 05:34 PM
Mike Rapoport
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Well it is not a question of what plane is best or the choice would be a
B36TC. Commanches and 210s wouldn't even be considered. I had a T-tail
Lance and had no problems flying it but neither I nor anybody else is saying
that the T-tail is superior to the conventional tail PA32s. What I and
others are saying is that the T-tail Lance offers an excellent value because
of its combination of performanc, room and price. If you want good
performance, six seats and a price under $150K, then the Turbo Lance is the
only choice.

Mike
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"Tony" wrote in message
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Just opening up his choices!
Cant go wrong with a Comanche

Im not going to bring the T-Tailed Lacne down but how long did they make
it. It wasnt for very long. If it is such a good airplane then why did
piper quit making it, money or something like that, I looked into buying
a turbo T-Tailed lance. But then the Comanche came along. So now we are
going to be getting a 64 comanche 250 8389P
Hope this help
Tony

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Old November 3rd 03, 08:12 PM
John Purner
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Thanks to all for your comments they were insightful and I appreciate the
help. Seems like I need to do more study of the T-Tail Turbo. Time will
tell.

John Purner
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote in message
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Well it is not a question of what plane is best or the choice would be a
B36TC. Commanches and 210s wouldn't even be considered. I had a T-tail
Lance and had no problems flying it but neither I nor anybody else is

saying
that the T-tail is superior to the conventional tail PA32s. What I and
others are saying is that the T-tail Lance offers an excellent value

because
of its combination of performanc, room and price. If you want good
performance, six seats and a price under $150K, then the Turbo Lance is

the
only choice.

Mike
MU-2


"Tony" wrote in message
...
Just opening up his choices!
Cant go wrong with a Comanche

Im not going to bring the T-Tailed Lacne down but how long did they make
it. It wasnt for very long. If it is such a good airplane then why did
piper quit making it, money or something like that, I looked into buying
a turbo T-Tailed lance. But then the Comanche came along. So now we are
going to be getting a 64 comanche 250 8389P
Hope this help
Tony

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