moonery Posted July 20, 2012 Report Posted July 20, 2012 Very nice 1986 Mooney 201 with 1061 Total time. Yes, 1061 TT. Damaged but will fly home and be an easy repair. Pilot landed gearup, hitting a runway light with right wing. As I stated, plane will fly home. Prop has been replaced and AC made ferriable. Damage is as follows: 3rd skin from tip needsto be replaced. Did not touch spar, but needs 1 rib and 1 stringer replacedor repaired Small bump in LE of right wing that will work out. Nothing to replace NG doors of course RH cowl flap has minor scrape Tailpipe has small scrape Fiberglass belly pan has 3 areas that are very small that need repaired. Belly is on AC and fastened. Step needs replaced and a small repair to the step bulkhead. No skin or bulkhead replacement. Pilot put gearhandle in the down position too late, so needs L&R main gear rods as well as the NG retract truss. Gear is still legged now. Needs LH inner clamshell gear door. A mechanic(sheetmetal) with mooney experience quoted me $1,500.00 labor for the sheetmetal work Quote of $800.00 for prop strike inspection Prop will need OH for paperwork or I will knock off $2,000.00 and keep the propand you can applythat to 3 blade if you want Now for the good stuff N58135 24-1567 1061 Total time airframe and Engine Complete logs from day 1 Annual expires end of March 2013 No damage history prior to this incident Impeccable logs. All work ever done done by reputable shops and documented. New leather interior. Smells like new leatherwhen you open the door Both front seats fully articulating with lumbar on both headrests on all 4 seats all interior plastic in above average condition Excellent glass Very nice original paint Plane has been hangared, so does not have the typical glareshield warping This was a no excuse plane before the incident Pull the top cowl off and engine and firewall look new No corrosion, spent most of its life in Ark Avionics; KMA24 Garmin 430W King KX165 KR87 KT76A KFC150 KCS55A WX8 4 place intercom Vertical compass $62,000.00 with prop or $60,000.00 without. Either way you are welcome to use the prop to ferry home. Any questions call Hunt at 405-662-5586 Quote
jetdriven Posted July 21, 2012 Report Posted July 21, 2012 http://www.aigaviation.com/aviationsalvage/salvagedetail.aspx?SalvageId=1331 Quote
Parker_Woodruff Posted July 21, 2012 Report Posted July 21, 2012 That sheet metal is going to take more than $1500 to repair. Quite labor intensive. Also trying to figure out how $800 will get the engine torn down and put together again. Quote
N601RX Posted July 21, 2012 Report Posted July 21, 2012 I'm pretty sure this is Jerry Presley's son. Remember the "ultimate mooney " on eBay that went for a swim Quote
rob Posted July 21, 2012 Report Posted July 21, 2012 There is really no such thing as a good deal. My advice to the seller would be to have those remarkably low priced repairs done and then sell the plane for a premium. By my estimation, your return on the quoted repairs could be 3x their costs. Hard to pass up that kind of investment, isn't it? Quote
OR75 Posted July 21, 2012 Report Posted July 21, 2012 the annual is in March 2013 .... LFMAO .... it will take at least an annual to get behind the wheel ... Quote
Antoni Deighton Posted July 21, 2012 Report Posted July 21, 2012 The numbers make no sense to me; especially with so many nice examples at good prices for sale right now. If this is such a good deal, why no photos? I'd love to see what the damage really is! Quote
jetlyting Posted July 22, 2012 Report Posted July 22, 2012 I had minor prop strike, NO gear up landing and my insurance paid $24,000 plus I had to pony up $8000 for "betterment" Serious money to fix and a good 3 month wait. This is no easy fix by any means. This makes no sense. Quote
OR75 Posted July 22, 2012 Report Posted July 22, 2012 there is a cost to inspection and there is a cost for repairs. they can be quite different. Quote
fantom Posted July 22, 2012 Report Posted July 22, 2012 Do other makes have similar "deals"? This one is worthy of our friend, the guru in Venice. Quote
Antoni Deighton Posted July 22, 2012 Report Posted July 22, 2012 The question is, how much for the repairs? $60K? At the end you have an airplane with damage history, in this market say $95-100K? So the most you'd want to pay for this plane is $35K, and that leaves no margin for the headaches of managing the project and the carry costs of owning a grounded plane for several months. In the end, this might prove to be an attractive deal to me at $25-30K, but any more than that and I'll keep browsing Controller and TAP! Quote
TonyPynes Posted July 22, 2012 Report Posted July 22, 2012 Quote: jetlyting I had minor prop strike, NO gear up landing and my insurance paid $24,000 plus I had to pony up $8000 for "betterment" Serious money to fix and a good 3 month wait. This is no easy fix by any means. This makes no sense. Quote
M016576 Posted July 22, 2012 Report Posted July 22, 2012 tough one to try to sell.... these sorts of repairs aren't getting any cheaper, that's for sure.... Quote
carusoam Posted July 23, 2012 Report Posted July 23, 2012 JimR, I'm not sure the fuel tanks are in unknown condition... The current photos are indicating known leaks, just the description may have missed the point.... -a- Quote
carusoam Posted July 23, 2012 Report Posted July 23, 2012 It's a case of unknown unknowns... I used the words "current photos" thinking they may change over time. Apparently, they already did... Best regards, -a- Quote
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