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I'm certainly not in the market to be buying an airplane but if I were about to buy a single engine airplane I would probably get a C-210.

I've only got about 300 hours in them but the one I flew was certified for flight into icing conditions, had a radar and my boss said it was worth about $180,000. It trued out around 180 kts and I had a blast flying it! It seems to me if you're going to use an airplane for anything other than training I'd stay away from the 172's and get something a little bigger and faster, even a C182RG would be good.

I think the Cirrus are probably good airplanes although I've never flown one. I don't know why people are worried about spinning them. If you're not training in them why worry about it. I've never once spun an airplane unintentionally and if I did accidently spin a Cirrus and couldn't get out, then I would have no problem pulling the ripcord (or whatever they call it).
 
U-I pilot said:
how much does PWK rent those for?

$185 a tach hour, I believe but I am not certain. The club is expensive to join. 695.00 one time fee to join and then 34-37 a month to remain active. The good thing is, that you don't have to maintain an active status to fly there. One month you want to fly pay the monthly fee. If you know you are not going to fly the next month then don't pay. All of their aircraft are very new.

http://www.windycityflyers.com/windy/index.html

They don't post the aircraft rates on the site, but I will get a new price sheet tomorrow.
 

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