Build an RV in a T hangar?

[DustMaker]

http://canardaviationforum.dmt.net/showpost.php?p=24274&postcount=5

if you are gonna build anything or have built anything - go look at this pic

 

[DustMaker]

cheeeeeeeeeeeez whizzzzzzzzzzzzzz - not even a chuckle on the pics, yous guys is a tough crowd

 

[banned username 1]

I'm just trying to process how much money the guy spent in material to build that "fabric door" on his garage. That was expensive!!!

 

[kaisersose]

update

Latest thought is to get a much smaller apartment in NYC than originally planned and put the money saved and the money a hangar would cost toward a small house in NJ. With a garage and or basement of course. That would still mean a drive to the work site during the week but we would spend the weekends there.

Things are looking up a bit. Now I can start worrying about a CAL/UAL merge.

KS

 

[kaisersose]

http://canardaviationforum.dmt.net/showpost.php?p=24274&postcount=5

if you are gonna build anything or have built anything - go look at this pic

I better make that a very small apartment and a little larger house with even larger garage.

KS

 

[flyboycpa]

One other point to consider. I have two hangars (one T-hangar) and a spot in a private group hangar. The T-hangar is leased through the city, and the terminology of the Lease Agreement specifically prohibits construction of an airplane. If you own the hangar, rather than renting, it might be a different story.

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[DustMaker]

at our local airports - you need a n number, and not just a reserved number to get a hangar, but hey - must be a cheaper building space available than a hangar, also more fun as the neighbors think you are nuts.