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1. 11:51 AM - looking for a new home (rv6n@optonline.net)
2. 12:04 PM - Re: looking for a new home (Bill Bergner)
3. 01:08 PM - Re: looking for a new home (Bob Kuc)
4. 01:40 PM - Re: looking for a new home (David Maib)
5. 05:37 PM - Re: looking for a new home (Danny)
6. 05:49 PM - Re: looking for a new home (dave.gribble@mchsi.com)
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| Subject: | looking for a new home |
Maybe some of the Floridians on the list could guide me in my search for a new
home. I am interested in relocating to the Florida coastline somewhere between
New Port Richey and Punta Gorda on the West coast or between Sebastian and Stuart
on the East Coast. Preferably I would like to be in an airpark within 10
miles of the coastline but on the water within 10 miles of a GA friendly airport
would do. My wife wants to be close to shopping and all the necessities.
Unfortunately Stuart wanted $680 per month to rent a hangar and that is not
in my budget. Vero does not seem very friendly in that they tell me I can not
keep anything in the hangar except the plane. Ft Pierce only had common hangar
space. Clearwater and St. Pete do not seem to be options either. Venice
said just the plane and some tools to maintain it.
I'll be leaving New York after New Years with my camper to make another road trip
in search of the perfect place and would appreciate any input you all have
about your airpark or airports that you rent hangar space at. I know I can not
see it all in one or two trips but can you suggest what places I should not
miss.
Do not archive
Merry Christmas
Bob Bales
RV-6
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| Subject: | looking for a new home |
Leward Air Ranch, S.E of Ocala. Does not meet the "distance to water"
criteria but it has a lot of RV activity and a nice grass runway.
From: owner-rv-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-rv-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of rv6n@optonline.net
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2010 2:46 PM
Subject: RV-List: looking for a new home
Maybe some of the Floridians on the list could guide me in my search for a
new home. I am interested in relocating to the Florida coastline somewhere
between New Port Richey and Punta Gorda on the West coast or between
Sebastian and Stuart on the East Coast. Preferably I would like to be in an
airpark within 10 miles of the coastline but on the water within 10 miles of
a GA friendly airport would do. My wife wants to be close to shopping and
all the necessities. Unfortunately Stuart wanted $680 per month to rent a
hangar and that is not in my budget. Vero does not seem very friendly in
that they tell me I can not keep anything in the hangar except the plane.
Ft Pierce only had common hangar space. Clearwater and St. Pete do not seem
to be options either. Venice said just the plane and some tools to maintain
it.
I'll be leaving New York after New Years with my camper to make another road
trip in search of the perfect place and would appreciate any input you all
have about your airpark or airports that you rent hangar space at. I know I
can not see it all in one or two trips but can you suggest what places I
should not miss.
Do not archive
Merry Christmas
Bob Bales
RV-6
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| Subject: | Re: looking for a new home |
I live in St Pete and am also a realtor. SPG is nice airport, however, I do
not think that there are any hangers at this time. I think that the
cheapest hanger might be Brooksville, but that would not meet your time to
coastline and shopping and location.
Hidden lakes is a private airpark. Do not know much more than that out it.
Bob K
On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 2:45 PM, <rv6n@optonline.net> wrote:
> Maybe some of the Floridians on the list could guide me in my search for a
> new home. I am interested in relocating to the Florida coastline somewhere
> between New Port Richey and Punta Gorda on the West coast or between
> Sebastian and Stuart on the East Coast. Preferably I would like to be in an
> airpark within 10 miles of the coastline but on the water within 10 miles of
> a GA friendly airport would do. My wife wants to be close to shopping and
> all the necessities. Unfortunately Stuart wanted $680 per month to rent a
> hangar and that is not in my budget. Vero does not seem very friendly in
> that they tell me I can not keep anything in the hangar except the plane.
> Ft Pierce only had common hangar space. Clearwater and St. Pete do not seem
> to be options either. Venice said just the plane and some tools to maintain
> it.
>
> I'll be leaving New York after New Years with my camper to make
> another road trip in search of the perfect place and would appreciate any
> input you all have about your airpark or airports that you rent hangar space
> at. I know I can not see it all in one or two trips but can you suggest
> what places I should not miss.
>
> Do not archive
>
> Merry Christmas
> Bob Bales
> RV-6
>
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| Subject: | Re: looking for a new home |
Check out New Smyrna Beach on the east coast. Two airparks in the
immediate area. Spruce Creek is one of the premier airparks in the
country and EAA Chapter 288 is a great chapter. Massey Airpark in
Edgewater is nice as well. I lease a nice T-Hangar at the New Smyrna
Beach airport (KEVB) for $338 per month. Airplanes being built in
hangars here. Very close to the water. Orlando is about an hour away
for serious shopping. Port Orange and Daytona Beach are 20 minutes
away. I live two blocks from the beach and about 4 blocks from the
intercoastal. I can ride my bicycle to the airport in 20 minutes or
drive in ten minutes. I love it here. Stop in and see us.
David Maib
RV-10 N380DM
On Dec 24, 2010, at 4:03 PM, Bob Kuc wrote:
> I live in St Pete and am also a realtor. SPG is nice airport,
> however, I do not think that there are any hangers at this time. I
> think that the cheapest hanger might be Brooksville, but that would
> not meet your time to coastline and shopping and location.
>
> Hidden lakes is a private airpark. Do not know much more than that
> out it.
>
> Bob K
>
> On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 2:45 PM, <rv6n@optonline.net> wrote:
> Maybe some of the Floridians on the list could guide me in my
> search for a new home. I am interested in relocating to the
> Florida coastline somewhere between New Port Richey and Punta Gorda
> on the West coast or between Sebastian and Stuart on the East
> Coast. Preferably I would like to be in an airpark within 10 miles
> of the coastline but on the water within 10 miles of a GA friendly
> airport would do. My wife wants to be close to shopping and all
> the necessities. Unfortunately Stuart wanted $680 per month to
> rent a hangar and that is not in my budget. Vero does not seem
> very friendly in that they tell me I can not keep anything in the
> hangar except the plane. Ft Pierce only had common hangar space.
> Clearwater and St. Pete do not seem to be options either. Venice
> said just the plane and some tools to maintain it.
>
> I'll be leaving New York after New Years with my camper to make
> another road trip in search of the perfect place and would
> appreciate any input you all have about your airpark or airports
> that you rent hangar space at. I know I can not see it all in one
> or two trips but can you suggest what places I should not miss.
>
> Do not archive
>
> Merry Christmas
> Bob Bales
> RV-6
>
>
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| Subject: | Re: looking for a new home |
Melbourne (MLB) has a lot of open hangers and the area is a nice place to l
ive.
Danny Melnik
F1 N14ZM
Rocket Factory
Melbourne, FL
-----Original Message-----
From: rv6n <rv6n@optonline.net>
Sent: Fri, Dec 24, 2010 2:52 pm
Subject: RV-List: looking for a new home
Maybe some of the Floridians on the list could guide me in my search for a
new home. I am interested in relocating to the Florida coastline somewhere
between New Port Richey and Punta Gorda on the West coast or between Sebas
tian and Stuart on the East Coast. Preferably I would like to be in an air
park within 10 miles of the coastline but on the water within 10 miles of a
GA friendly airport would do. My wife wants to be close to shopping and a
ll the necessities. Unfortunately Stuart wanted $680 per month to rent a h
angar and that is not in my budget. Vero does not seem very friendly in
that they tell me I can not keep anything in the hangar except the plane.
Ft Pierce only had common hangar space. Clearwater and St. Pete do not seem
to be options either. Venice said just the plane and some tools to mainta
in it.
I'll be leaving New York after New Years with my camper to make another roa
d trip in search of the perfect place and would appreciate any input you al
l have about your airpark or airports that you rent hangar space at. I kno
w I can not see it all in one or two trips but can you suggest what places
I should not miss.
Do not archive
Merry Christmas
Bob Bales
RV-6
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| Subject: | Re: looking for a new home |
How much are private T-hangers at MLB?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Danny" <vft@aol.com>
Sent: Friday, December 24, 2010 7:32:51 PM GMT -06:00 US/Canada Central
Subject: Re: RV-List: looking for a new home
Melbourne (MLB) has a lot of open hangers and the area is a nice place to live.
Danny Melnik
F1 N14ZM
Rocket Factory
Melbourne, FL
-----Original Message-----
From: rv6n <rv6n@optonline.net>
Sent: Fri, Dec 24, 2010 2:52 pm
Subject: RV-List: looking for a new home
Maybe some of the Floridians on the list could guide me in my search for a new
home. I am interested in relocating to the Florida coastline somewhere between
New Port Richey and PuntaGordaon the West coast or between Sebastian and Stuart
on the East Coast. Preferably I would like to be in an airpark within 10 miles
of the coastline buton the water within 10 miles of a GA friendlyairport would
do. My wife wants to be close to shopping and all the necessities. Unfortunately
Stuart wanted $680 per month to rent a hangar and that isnot in my budget.
Verodoes not seem very friendlyin that they tell me I can not keep anything
in the hangar except the plane. Ft Pierce only had common hangar space. Clearwater
and St. Pete do not seem to be options either. Venice said just the plane
and some tools to maintain it.
I'll be leaving New York after New Years with my camperto make anotherroad trip
in search of the perfect place and would appreciate any input you all have about
your airparkor airports that you rent hangar space at. I know I can not see
it all in one or two trips but can you suggest what places I should not miss.
Do not archive
Merry Christmas
Bob Bales
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