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That's impossible to say without seeing the plane. Just the inspection is going to run you a few hundred dollars...the problem is, if you are looking to buy a fifth-owner plane that's 35 years old and has 300 hours on the clock, you are going to spend far more to get it into flyable condition than if you're looking at a 35-year-old one-owner bird that belongs to a guy who puts 20 hours a week on it. The worst thing you can do to a plane, besides crash it, is to never use it.

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