Annual in Southern New England

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Sweetnam
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Annual in Southern New England

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For 20 years, my '52 170b has been annualed at NE Air Services at KLZD, Danielson, CT. Ed Baranski and then Denis Lambert did good work but saved me money when they could. They've both retired, now and I have 'till the end of April to find a new shop. I'm in the "Quiet Corner," up in the NE corner of Ct. Any suggestions?
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epeter786
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It might be a little far, but maybe John Tremper at Andover/12N? He handles a few 170's based at the field. He might be full up. It's a 1-man show.
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Ed Urbanowski at Sterling, MA (3B3), near Worcester. Great guy and mechanic.
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