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For that budget, I would look for a solid 7-ECA with metal spars. It flies much better than any of the others, is easier to enter / exit, is more comfortable, if in good condition is safe, and legal, for basic aerobatics.
If you want to stick with one of the old planes, a clipped wing Taylorcraft with at least a C-90 would be first choice, followed by a 7-Series. Many people like Cubs, and they are great for summer flying with the door open, but the handling is terrible, and the front seat is difficult for a tall or older person to get into.
BJC
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