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Piper Arrow lost it’s N-Number?

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Hi Everyone

Got involved with an Arrow that lost its N-number as the former owner let it sit on the ground for over 3 years.

It will need maintnenance and to be re-registered …..

Does anyone know what has to be done to do this and possible revive the old N-Number

The new owner want to get it airworthy again!! and register it?!
Thanks

Rich
 

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