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Unread 03-03-09, 10:21 PM
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Manuals for 73 P337

I am in escrow for a P337 but won't be able to close for several weeks due to a needed annual/pre-buy inspection. In the interim I would very much like to get manuals (flight and maintenance) to bone up on before taking delivery. Does anyone have a source that I can contact?

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Unread 03-04-09, 08:07 AM
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I got Flight, Maint & Parts all from Cessna when I purchased my aircraft. The price was not that great (it was 8 years ago), but it was not a killer.

If you are talking to them, you might also ask for the original weight & balance & equipment list. I always figured that was good to have so you could see how the machine has been altered.

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Unread 03-04-09, 08:50 AM
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Check with Essco, web site below, they usually are the best source.




http://www.esscoaircraft.com/

E Bay is a good source, I just like the electronic versions on CD because it is so much easier to search. Although there have been some CD's on E Bay too.
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Don't forget to check eBay...Good Luck!
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Unread 03-08-09, 03:10 PM
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Manuals on CD

I like the manuals on CD because you can print applicable pages, Get them dirty beyond use while working on the airplane then throw away the bad page... and you still have the "original".

Here is a source that has the service manuals through 1973 and parts manuals through 1972 all on one CD. They also have the Continental engine parts and service manuals. You'll only spend a small amount on them... significantly less than any one printed manual would cost.

http://www.mccurtaintg.com/
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