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that wasn't work, a friendly old man let me use it for personal trips and in return I made trips in it for him to carry building materials into a creek bottom strip for a cabin he was building. I quickly found that when you live on an island, it's nice to have your "own" king air.

close, we're at lacon

depends on your paint condition, just like a car. Whatever you decide to use, might want to hold off on doing the newly painted areas for awhile

that's what I'm hoping. I have the tools to put it back to good

that's all well and good, but there aren't any panel mods, it screws into the existing rails. And attaching a piece of plastic is hardly a major modification, a 1-liner logbook entry will suffice. It's a bit like saying you don't want to install new tires and get "locked into them" when they'll...

it's been put out to pasture. I had a long, painful talk with the owner a few weeks ago and he agreed it's time to let it go

yes we planned that exactly wrong. I left on the first day that felt like spring. The day we went to the airport was the first day of 2015 that I wore short sleeves

Back in the US from Australia. Snuck away to the airport this weekend and raised the hangar door for the first time in 2+ years. No fuel leaks, all looks to be in order except both batteries (out of the plane and on a charger) froze and broke. Must have been the 2013-14 winter

I love the camera on our sequoia. I can back up to the boat trailer and watch the hitch on the screen, stop in the perfect place the first time.

nah, one of you needs a land cruiser then you can have one more thing to argue about

If you use it like a car at car speeds, it gives you all the space of a ford fiesta with the fuel economy of a chevy suburban.

why would he do that to go to a ball game on the other end of town?

when the software update for your cars comes out, don't dare do it. Your fuel economy will plummet.

Ok I see the issue. I'm not "locked in" because I own a device called a "screwdriver". You can get them at most hardware stores.

could be anything. ETP, EEP, etc certainly don't fit your description. I would (and do) own them before any oil majors. They make money all the time regardless of oil prices.

you are talking about one very narrow incarnation, when an oil company created a separate MLP to own a well. That's but one of thousands of uses of a MLP. Many MLP's are stand-alone businesses that simply choose to organize as an MLP instead of as a corporation, for tax purposes.

My neice's has a gel coat on it, like on a fiberglass boat but not heavy like fiberglass. It's held up very well. BTW she's the little girl with a prosthetic arm that you see playing the cello in the shriner's hospital commercials. She wears the prosthesis to play music but can't be bothered...