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From: "Peter Van Arsdale" <petervana@earthlink.net>
Subject: RE: [LML] Re: Shudda gone down when the buzzard went up
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Hi John, 

Yes that's the plane.  N205W.  It loved to fly at 80 mph.  Climbed at 80,
cruised at 80, approached at 80.  Also great for learning to handle a tail
dragger as it was long and heavy, no tail wheel lock with weak heel brakes.
My father bought it in the late 50's and gave hops around the town for $2.50
each.
 
It was owned by the woman you mentioned.  I believe it is still there, but
am not sure who owns it.

Peter