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Early B727 Freighter Values Continue Slide Toward Junkyard

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 4, 2004

Despite the virtual absence of a reasonably priced replacement, values of the early Boeing B727 freighters continue to slide, with most now equating to scrap levels of a few hundred thousand dollars.

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