If it stays in the air that long.  And, a "Slacker Annual" could end up
costing you
many thousands of dollars in repairs, or could get you killed.  In my case
the
slacker cost me $1500.00 in repairs to the plane.  (the other $1500.00 was
in having
my radio system brought up to snuff)

Larry

g w wrote:

> Greg, that might sound good, but it is impossible.  After he contacts
the
> FSDO, they may take the possible unairworthiness of his plane as
seriously
> as the mechanic's not-so-good work.  I nearly raised heck over my
wrotten
> "fresh annual" I got when I bought mine, but that would have been
foolish
> from my standpoint.  I am glad I came to my senses.  A slacker annual is
> better than none at all.  You get to make repairs for a year while still
> enjoying the plane.  Glen Ward
>
>
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