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Actually,
The higher time Skymasters, if they have no problem with the wing, actually tend to have lower values. I suppose that's obvious. In the right circumstances you can get a very good plane for a very reasonable price. Do not let price guide you, however. Look at the quality of the aircraft, it's history, it's maintenance schedules and useage. There were some very expensive skymasters advertised not so long ago that hadn't been flown 100 hours total in 3 years. That certainly was a plane that had a potential problem.
Okay?
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10-14-02, 06:26 PM
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