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    Scot Krueger's copy of  the article from the February 1989 issue of 
AOPA Pilot refreshed some memories. Many of the pictures and some of the 
narrative are from Neico's 1988 sales literature, which I got in July 
1988 and still have. It took another ten years before I visited the 
factory and ordered my 360 kit. At that time I was able to ask about 
something that always bothered me -- why Neico's 320, N320L, had a right 
stick some three or four inches longer than the left (see Scott's 
image011.jpg). No, I was told, that was not so. When I showed them the 
picture there was a lot of head scratching. N320L was no longer around, 
but we went out to look at the resident 360 which also had the Teak 
stick grips and discovered the grips were not bolted to the stick. The 
grip could be slid up a short distance, where it was when the picture 
was taken. The question was answered but for ten years no one noticed or 
questioned that anomaly in the picture.


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