darrell
Pre-takeoff checklist
Do TBM's count? I know the 850 has a left side door for the pilot, but it also has a door in the back...
ASEL with single door on left?
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Jim Logajan
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Friends don't let friends become authors. Suggest as diplomatically as possible they find a real job.
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Jeez.....
And here I thought you were going to use the Lucas Electrical punchline..
Which one, and how would you choose just one from so many?
nddons
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Um... Left.
At least the universe is back in balance.
Man, you're quick! I corrected this one immediately, before it showed as an edit.
Fearless Tower
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He wanted 4 seats with a single door in the left and baggage behind the back seat.
darrell
Pre-takeoff checklist
Well, you can take out a few seats? Other than that, reading comprehension failure on my part (or wishful thinking?).
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Total Stud Bush Pilot
My neighbor's cabin Waco has only a left side door.
Fearless Tower
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That's what I said. All the cabin Wacos had a single left door. Only problem is it is behind the pilot.
As far as the original criteria, sounds like only the Navion Rangemaster and the Stinson V77 meet the criteria.
roncachamp
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It appears the Stinson had two doors, and the Rangemaster door was not "right next to the pilot."
Fearless Tower
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Might be a year thing or maybe an option?
The 1942 V77 only had a single door on the right. There is one for sale on TAP now (formerly Curtis LeMay's).