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Schweizer 269C (Model 300C)
Schweizer 269C (Model 300C)Schweizer 269C (Model 300C)
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1978 Schweizer 269C (Model 300C)

Used
$100,000
03/14/2023
$80,917 below PlanePrice™️ Estimate
Est: $742/mo
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Registration no. N58206Serial no. 190768
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OUR ESTIMATE: $180,917
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88 VIEWS
500 DAYS ON FLYING
1 SAVES
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Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Highlights

Includes trailer, hydraulic dolly, and cargo baskets. Available fuel trailer and landing dolly. 

Seller location

Pampa, Texas, United States

Aircraft location

Texas, United States

Airframe & Propulsion

Airframe Total time

6,250 hours

Engine 1 hours

395 hours SMOH

Avionics

Flight rules

Visual Flight Rules

Interior & Exterior

Number of seats

2

Interior Score

7

Paint Score

7

Maintenance

Inspection Status

Annual Due

Price Change history

Date
Event
Price
03/14/2023
Listed for Sale
$100,000

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