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Jerry told me on the first call it was a non-refundable 10% deposit. Nothing about refunding anything. What he is describing to you above is "if the plane exists I keep your $. If it doesnt exist, you can get it back" (of course that is a little dumbed down) As an experienced seller, and "mechanic" he should know that by hiding information he is essentially committing fraud which (at least in my state) is 3 times damages. So there really should not be any "descriptive discrepancies"...... but their are The guy is shady.

Oh and also about repairs done by smoky mountain aeroplanes in TN?

Hey guys. I'm looking for information about a guy in TN names Kennith Phillips. I don't know anything about the guy, but really wondering if he is a good resource for a prebuy on a Mooney in TN, or if anyone knows of him. He did a prebuy on this plane I'm looking at and might use him again if hes good. Thanks Mike

Do you mind saying how much this work is costing? I'm trying to figure out of the route u did is they way I want to go with my future purchase?

This is nothing new. They've been doing heavily this since the passenger bill of rights came out

Hes in PA but never asked him if he was that mobile.

Idk if a mr. Clean magic eraser would work or change the panel cover. But try it in a corner first

Gotcha. The "Lately I've been considering buying one of these planes and leaving it in the hangar while I finish in the 172 rental. " made me think it'll sit for 6 months before you fly it

Idk if he would go that far, but @orionflt might be able to help you but again idk. I talked to him about a purchase and he seems like a wealth of info

If you're gonna leave it in a hangar while u fly something else, what is the rush to buy? What state are you in?

Because you have an endorsement in your logbook to fly solo. You're not solo when your with an instructor........... and I think ur instructor used this loophole below in ur logging. You were "acting" as PIC but the instructor was the legal PIC Under U.S. FAA FAR 14 CFR 61.51,[6] logging flight time as a PIC is different and distinct from acting as the legal PIC for a flight. In general, the PIC of a given flight may always log his or her flying time as such, while other crew members may or may not be authorized to log their time on that flight as PIC time, depending on the specific circumstances and the controlling jurisdiction.

If you don't have the endorsement, you cant PIC. And those require endorsements.

For people that have followed this and want a good laugh.

I've always heard this as a CFI. It is whoever is PIC is at fault, but CFIs can also be at fault due to training level. But that's only hearsay that I've heard. Never seen the actual outcomes of accidents and blame

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