RE: [COUPERS-TECH] Re: [COUPERS-FLYIN] Hangar rent

Fri, 03 Feb 2006 13:42:45 -0800

I live on a small private dirt strip in rural central Texas.

40 x 50 x 14 wall hangar with 45 x12 hydraulic door cost me $10,000 (me and buddies provided labor)

Taxes are $465 year on house and hangar.

Guess I can't complain.

Bill

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Date: Fri, 3 Feb 2006 12:40:33 -0700 (Mountain Standard Time)
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I keep my airplanes on a farm in a steel open hangar protected from the wind and weather by a forest of trees.  The cost is ZERO.  Been that way for years.  I like that arrangement very much.  We help each other.
Ron Hynes,  Alberta,  Western Canada     Im hope no one minds my adding  a photo to list
 
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From: Dan Hall
Date: 02/03/06 10:41:50
Subject: Re: [COUPERS-FLYIN] Hangar rent
 
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I'd LOVE to find a hangar condo in SoCal within commuting distance of work.
I'd be there in a heartbeat with the Ercoupe and begin building an RV.
 
The closest airport is John Wayne (SNA).  I moved out of SNA about 3 years
ago when the ties downs went up to $140 per month, and also due to the
effects of ocean air a few miles away (bad thing).   At SNA there was a 10
to 20 year wait for hangars that started at $600 per month.  Now I'm out at
Chino not far from the Planes of Fame Air Museum - it's a good airplane
friendly 'neighborhood'!   :-).
 
Dan Hall
'47 Ercoupe
N3968H
@ CNO
 
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> John Kuhfahl wrote:
>> If you like it hot, come to San Antonio Texas.  Not to make
>> some of you feel bad, but our open T hangars are $75 and a
>> new enclosed condo hangar $200
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> John,
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> It's a city/country thing.
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> The people citing high hangar costs are, I think, predominantly in city
> areas.
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> Over the years, I've paid
> $35 for an open T-hangar with cement pad
> $0 for tie down if I'd use the field A&P/AI for annual inspection
> $65 for shared big WW2 hangar
> $35 for old wooden T-hangar with doors and dirt floor
> $55 then $65 for old metal T-hangar with doors and electricity but dirt
> floor
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> I bet I could still get a T-hangar around here for less than $100.  Maybe
> for less than $75.
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> These are all in rural Illinois and Iowa.  Mostly, they were 10-30 miles
> from the metro area.  If you get really rural, it can be cheaper, yet.
>
> Ed Burkhead
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