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Who do we have that own Skymasters in Guatemala ? I may go down there this winter.
Fred N358 femde@cox.net Cell 405-642-9187
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N358 1967 337B Normally Aspirated, KX155, Mod "C", Cessna Auto Pilot 400, 4 Seats, 3400 TT on Airframe 
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O. Lynn Justice. You met him. He was at the OKC Fly-in. He and his wife operate a school in Guatemala.
This is from a letter Kevin received and posted here: "Our 1969 T337C is equiped with a luggage pod and comes in real handy for hauling books, computers and other equipment from our base in Houston to our school in Guatemala. We also use it for pleasure trips in Central America, Mexico and the U.S. We (five of us) make four to five trips a year between Guatemala and the U.S. and we usually fly between relatives homes throughout the U.S. during school vacations. I have owned several aircraft, but the Skymaster fits us better than any I have flown. I have flown twin Beachcraft, pipers and other cessnas, but no configuration can equal the stability and safety of the push-pull concept." Don Nieser passed around a sign-up sheet and Lynn's phone number may be there. To jog your memory, a picture of the OKC attendees, with names, can be found on the "Purchasing Parts" page at www.SkymasterUS.com Ernie
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