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Steve Young - Mar 27,2013
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Sold a mint J3 to buy the Sea Rey... (-:<br /><br /><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEyVHBogE1w">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEyVHBogE1w</a>
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Don Maxwell - Mar 27,2013
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Cheer up, Steve. Now you can fly from the front seat. <br /><br />Nice formation takeoff, by the way. Did the car ever get airborne?
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Dennis Scearce - Mar 27,2013
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Ummm wonder what color the Searey will be?
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Joe Varner - Mar 27,2013
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Had a 1939 J3 for about a year and it was fun. However my Searey <br />has taken the fun factor to a new level and opened up a new world of <br />flying. I have been flying the crap out of the Searey for numerous years <br />and can't get enough of it.
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Frank A. Carr - Mar 28,2013
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Great video Steve, but looks like there's a considerable tear in your eye.
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Steve Young - Mar 28,2013
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Small Tear for the Cub yes, BUT with the Sea Rey- I can take 83 yr old Mother and my <br />Brother (with brain cancer) for a comfortable ride finally. I can fly down the Salton Sea, <br />Colorado River, Lake Powel, Havasu, Big Bear and Mead without worrying as much that <br />the engine doesn't fail on me and I end up with my tail sticking up out of the water! For me <br />the Sea Rey is The Tool that fits the job. I'm extremely Up about the whole adventure! <br />One of the nicest attributes of flying it is the concept of turning almost every body of water <br />into a twenty mile long emergency runway, rather than being a hazard.
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Steve Kessinger - Mar 28,2013
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Amen, Steve. I feel the same way about having mine up in Puget Sound. There are more and more 'Reys arriving in Puget Sound every year, if you migrate up this far you'll have a lot of playmates. <br /><br />Plus, with a SeaRey I can hold hands or play footsie with my favorite copilot (I'm not putting in the LSX center console.).
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Kenneth Leonard - Mar 28,2013
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Steve - before getting the 83 yr old mother inside the rey, strongly suggest you put a sling on the seat so you can have people help lift her out. My upper 80's mother enjoyed her ride but I darn near had to call the fire department to get her out of the plane! <br />I have a friend with MS who I want to take flying but no way to get him in - so I'm working on a bosuns' chair and will sling him in/out from my hanger beam. We talked about emergency water evacuation and he said he'd risk it for a ride.
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Don Maxwell - Mar 29,2013
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Yeah, that's one of the few disadvantages of a SeaRey. I had a young, but heavy passenger once who almost couldn't get out, even with me pulling as hard as I could.
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