This is Eric Johnson's original Text for his FS2000 version. I include it here for the complete history of the Aircraft. Dana McGee, March 2001

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                    Piper PA-32-260 Cherokee Six
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    Copyright 2000, Eric C. Johnson.
    These is FREEWARE. These files are strictly for your own 
personal, non-commercial use and the redistribution, repackaging or 
reselling of these files in any form is expressly prohibited without
my written permission. 

    If you wish to commericially resell these files in any form you
may contact me at the internet address at the bottom of this note to
discuss appropriate fees for the redistribution rights.
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    This airplane requires FS2000.

    The Piper PA-32-260 Cherokee Six first flew in December 1963. 
The Cherokee Six is basically a stretched, six passenger PA-28, 
re-engineered to accommodate the higher gross weight and more powerful 
engine necessary to haul 6 people. This model represents an early 
production plane that is identifiable by the 3 windows per side. When 
Piper introduced the optional 7th seat in the late 60's, they added 
a fourth window that became standard for all late model Cherokee Sixes, 
Lances and continues on today as the Saratoga.

    This model features a detailed 3D cabin with pilot. All control 
surfaces are fully animated. The textures are all 24 bit .bmp files.

    This model is a complete rebuild of a Cherokee Six originally 
built by Jeff Jacobs (aka-Old Bailey Aeroplane & Screen Door Company) 
in 1997. Jeff did a series of Piper's and Cessna's in 1996 & 1997 that 
are still the most accurately dimensioned light plane 3D models that 
I've found for Flight Simulator. If you like light planes, his are all 
little gems that are worth having as part of your collection. 

Have fun...

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  Installation:

    Use a windows zip utility such as Winzip, extract this entire
archive to your FS2000/Aircraft directory. All proper directories
will be created and all files will be installed into the correct
directories.

September 10, 2000

Eric C. Johnson
Brentwood,CA  USA

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ericj@usa.net
