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May want to check with Byron Hamby. He is based out of Somerset. (SMQ)

Hey Pigpen. I have a Breezy in NJ for the last ten years. About 400 Hrs in it. It has a Supercub wing and tail and the 0-320 Lyc also. It also has duel controls and an electric system with radio and mode C, lights and electric start. Given several hundred rides since we got it. You will enjoy...

The important things. Stairs go up to Home Theater.

Best was 208 on GPS. Geared for about 218, so I was happy for the 208.

Although I have many bikes, this is by far my favorite. 330 HP Stage 2 Turbo Busa

Simple enough, where you going to keep your Booze and Cigars if you don't have a Hangar.

At Central Jersey Regional (47N) we had a L-19 break free and land on a Cherokee. And a C-150 that was trying to taxi from one spot to another get lifted up and thrown into a gully by an aproxx 60 kt gust. The 150 is most likely totaled after prop strike and wing and fuselage damage.

My instructor put an entry in my logbook at 8 hours saying I was qualified to solo, but I didn't solo until about 150 hours. That first entry was at age 14, and I had to wait until the morning of my 16th birthday to solo. It sure seemed like forever waiting for that day to come.

I disagree, a few were used as trainers. Most were bought as first airplane purchases and were used for local flying and some shorter cross countrys.

I owned both a B and C model. now have a Tiger. The Grumman's are very low on maint, and what others have stated above is pretty much right on. Fly it by the numbers and stay on top of your airspeed and you will have a blast. Flying these will make you a better pilot when you step up to...

Stop by someday and I'll give you the Platinum treatment. Still a really fun place with lots of Misc foolishness.

I worked there when it was Kupper Airport. I am still friends with the Kuppers now, like a second family to me.

(47N) Central Jersey Regional, No landing fee, 10.00 per night parking, fuel is currently 3.90 per gallon. Short cab ride to train station, take train to NYC. You may even find one of the regulars hanging around that will give you a ride to the train. Good luck in your travels.

Go get a hamburger at an airport you have never been to before.

In 1973 at age 14, I worked in a flight school. I brought my Vertibird in on rainy days and guys used to line up to fly the thing for 10 cents for 5 minutes. We used upside down Dixie cups as elevated platforms to land on. So much fun and great memories. Mike G (47N)

Where in CJ are you working now. I may have a lead for you. Mike in NJ

Thanks for the compliments guys. The paint was done in Mena Ark. about a year before I bought the plane. Mike in NJ

My 1977 AA-5B, LoPresti cowl, Power Flow exhaust, paint, interior and new glass done in 2007. Love this plane. Have not flown into any grass fields with it. I have owned an AA-1B and AA-1C before the Tiger. PM me if I can answer any questions. Fly Safe, Mike in NJ

Hello all, Retired Motor Sgt, have owned over 30 motorcycles. Currently have Zuma scooter, 70 Triumph, 80 Z1R Turbo, 00 BMW RTP 1100, 02 BMW K1200RS, 04 Hayabusa Turbo (330 HP), 06 1800 Goldwing that I ride mostly everyday and use it like a car. Still ride them all, with most of them having...

Most locals just keep a tight pattern when near the D. I think there is a local agreement to do this and not call Caldwell. They can be busy at times and dont need the extra radio calls. Just dont stray to far off the end of the runway at Lincoln Park. Agree with Ron, Sunsetters is great place...