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November 26th 03, 02:14 AM
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If you want value for the money, go Piper Pacer PA20 or converted Tripacer
Pa22/20. The 150 horse version will keep you out of trouble. Has a separate door for the back seat, performs as well as a Skyhawk. I flew my wife and 3 kids around in one out west (airport altitude 6500 ft. years ago and still miss that airplane. "Jim" wrote in message ... What's your opinion about the best taildragger that has room for at least 2 adults plus kids? Reasons and experiences please. -- Jim Burns III Remove "nospam" to reply 
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November 26th 03, 03:15 AM
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I had a metal 1947 Stinson 108-2 with the 165 Franklin for several
years. Delightful, but I didn't take it as many places as I took my Taylorcraft when I was single. Don
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