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I can probably work something out for him. I live in Greenville, SC and own a '65 C model. Let me know if you still need someone.

My dad and I are going to be there again. We're planning on camping, but we also have rooms lined up in a house just in case. Looking forward to seeing you all there again!

Wow that looks great Scott! I'm jealous.

I had mine on my entire checkride, I don't think that the examiner knew what it was, or if we did he didn't seem to care about it.

My plane has an EI tach, it was installed by the previous owner so I can't comment on the install. As far as the functions go, I really like it, it's backlit and it has led's around the outside that function a bit like an analog tach, as well as the digital readout. I like it a lot more than a standard analog tach and it has a flight timer function that is really nice to have.

Thursday or Friday works for me. Let me know what you guys decide.

They're insecure. They know how awesome Mooneys are and they're trying to convert you early.

Oh no not the Bonanza people! Now we have to get a Mooney lunch together.

I love my (previous owner installed) speed brakes.

Jolie, congratulations on everything. I'll see you and Mitch there!

I've spent some time at 12,000 and I've had mine as high as 13,000 briefly. It isn't super fast up there but it can get there and stay there with no problem. every time I've taken mine up that high it's been in the southwest in the summer (mostly in Arizona)

Ray in Santa Paula will travel. I believe he did Dave's pre-buy so you could ask him what he thought of him.

The fuel pump on my '65 C model just crapped out on me. The mechanic has been quoted $1100 to replace it which seems to both of us to be a rather large number. Has anyone had any experience replacing the fuel pump on this engine (O-360-A1D)? Are there any after-market pumps that are available that would be a suitable replacement? Thanks for any insight.

I'm insured through the aopa insurance company. I had about 120 hours total and no mooney or complex time when I got our Mooney. The insurance required that I get 10 hours of dual and then 10 hours solo before I carried passengers. Aopa was very easy to work with and their rates seem veyr reasonable I highly recommend them.

Philip I purchased the 695 in February from Sporty's. It comes with the cover, yoke mount, remote antenna, all the manuals, and databases that were updated in april. It is in perfect cosmetic condition and works flawlessly. I purchased it new for $2400, I'll sell it with free shipping for $1800. Let me know if you have any more questions.