Ximango for sale - Aug 2004

NOTICE:

I am looking to sell my ximango amt200.066. If any one is interested or knows
of anyone that is interested, please have them contact me at 443-286-2821.

Best regards,

Earl Freedman

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Date:         Mon, 16 Aug 2004 18:36:52 -0400
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NOTICE:

I am looking to sell my ximango amt200.066. If any one is interested or knows
of anyone that is interested, please have them contact me at 443-286-2821.

Best regards,

Earl Freedman


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Date:         Mon, 16 Aug 2004 18:48:28 -0400
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From:         Bruce Schimmel <bruce@SCHIMMEL.COM>
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Hey Earl,

What are the specs, what are your expectations?

And *what* are you going to fly?

yrs, bruce


At 18:36 -0400 8/16/04, flyeatfish@TOAD.NET wrote:
>NOTICE:
>
>I am looking to sell my ximango amt200.066. If any one is interested or knows
>of anyone that is interested, please have them contact me at 443-286-2821.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Earl Freedman
>
>

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Date:         Tue, 17 Aug 2004 06:36:19 -0600
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From:         cotton@ATMOS.COLOSTATE.EDU
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Darn, the Ximango market is getting flooded. I have been thinking of
selling my AMT-200. It is Denis Michaud's former personal plane. I am in
no rush as I am flying it regularly but when I retire in a couple of years
I fear the overall costs of maintaining it including annuals, insurance,
hangar, and regular maintanance will be more than my reduced income will
handle then. Bill

 Hey Earl,
>
> What are the specs, what are your expectations?
>
> And *what* are you going to fly?
>
> yrs, bruce
>
>
> At 18:36 -0400 8/16/04, flyeatfish@TOAD.NET wrote:
>>NOTICE:
>>
>>I am looking to sell my ximango amt200.066. If any one is interested or
>> knows
>>of anyone that is interested, please have them contact me at
>> 443-286-2821.
>>
>>Best regards,
>>
>>Earl Freedman
>>
>>
>
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Date:         Tue, 17 Aug 2004 09:09:14 -0400
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With minimum marketing effort, I'm guessing  you could fetch upwards
of $110-130 G for each of these a/c. The twins cachet of being an Air
Force trainer, its prototype hanging in France's national aerospace
museum; there's a fleet in place, an active owner's group; and you
don't have to get a medical. It's fun to fly and pretty dern
economical. And it's got awesome ramp appeal.

Arrange for glider training, since the biggest market will be current
plane owners. Talk about maintenance. They'll want to know there's a
factory that makes parts, with established procedures.

Speaking of parts, what news on the parts for the gear mod?

bruce




At 06:36 -0600 8/17/04, cotton@ATMOS.COLOSTATE.EDU wrote:
>Darn, the Ximango market is getting flooded. I have been thinking of
>selling my AMT-200. It is Denis Michaud's former personal plane. I am in
>no rush as I am flying it regularly but when I retire in a couple of years
>I fear the overall costs of maintaining it including annuals, insurance,
>hangar, and regular maintanance will be more than my reduced income will
>handle then. Bill
>
>  Hey Earl,
>>
>>  What are the specs, what are your expectations?
>>
>>  And *what* are you going to fly?
>>
>>  yrs, bruce
>>
>>
>>  At 18:36 -0400 8/16/04, flyeatfish@TOAD.NET wrote:
>>>NOTICE:
>>>
>>>I am looking to sell my ximango amt200.066. If any one is interested or
>>>  knows
>>>of anyone that is interested, please have them contact me at
>>>  443-286-2821.
>>>
>>>Best regards,
>>>
>>>Earl Freedman
>>>
>>>
>>
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Date:         Tue, 17 Aug 2004 10:15:54 EDT
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Bruce - I agree with all your comments about the joys of Ximango ownership,
but the parts situation is very hit and miss.  If a prospective buyer asks
about the parts situation, one would have to say it can be a five-day turnaround,
or in the case of the recent SB, maybe a 4-month turnaround, although we still
don't know when or if the parts will arrive. It's not like owning a Cessna,
in fact it seems like it's the other end of the spectrum.  I don't doubt that
Chuck acts promptly when we contact him with a need for parts, or that he gives
it his best effort to get the factory to respond.  I'm just wondering if
there's an English-speaking factory liaison in Brazil who would respond faster to
direct contact from owners.
John Barker
SN 200-124
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Date:         Tue, 17 Aug 2004 12:39:17 -0400
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Hey Bruce,

Long time no chat.

I have retired from the wonderful world of retail and been traveling alot.
Lately I have been flying United. How has the world been treating you? My
ximango is a 1997  Engine TT 400hrs. What do you think is fair market value?

All opinions are welcomed.

Best regards,

Earl
Quoting Bruce Schimmel <bruce@SCHIMMEL.COM>:

> Hey Earl,
>
> What are the specs, what are your expectations?
>
> And *what* are you going to fly?
>
> yrs, bruce
>
>
> At 18:36 -0400 8/16/04, flyeatfish@TOAD.NET wrote:
> >NOTICE:
> >
> >I am looking to sell my ximango amt200.066. If any one is interested or
> knows
> >of anyone that is interested, please have them contact me at 443-286-2821.
> >
> >Best regards,
> >
> >Earl Freedman
> >
> >
>


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Date:         Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:59:01 -0400
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Guess I will sell my 1987 Ximango 100, or I need partners near
Tampa/Sarasota, Florida.  This has the Limbach L2000 EO1 80 hp engine.  650
hrs, radio, txp , no damage, fresh annual..  C. Turner, 941 729 6369
$65000.