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WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THEIR DREAMS BECOMING REALITY WITH THEIR CANARD JET AND BUILD PROJECTS FROM JET GUYS
This day was a long time coming for me.
Flying my own jet!
This couldn’t have been possible without the help and expertise of the Jet Guys. They don’t understand the word impossible. If someone tells them it can’t be done, they just laugh, and then they do it. This project was not without its setbacks and failures, but all that just makes this moment that much sweeter. 272 times sweeter! Again, my thanks to Robert, Mike, Steve...
……..So we are sitting in my truck waiting for my daughter to come out of her dance class, around 9pm and I am cruising eBay …. “HONEY.... check this thing out.. a cozy with a TURBOJET!!! That’s one of the coolest things I have ever seen… There is 38 seconds left on the auction… what do you think? “ I said to my wife… “go for it honey!!!” my wife replied…. “Holy Cow… we bought a jet”…
I bought Greg Richter’s Cozyjet, to m...
Twenty plus and a few extra years ago I left Covington Tn with a wing and a prayer. (Literally, I'm not making this up.) I hauled a project long Ez home I had purchased there on a flatbed back to Oklahoma city. I had found what was then known as The EZ Hanger where fiberglass and foam were being shaped into airplanes. Yup, it was one wing.
In 1998 I had the chance to live and work in Memphis. I got to hang out at M04 on most of...
"I think Robert Harris knows more about EZs than Burt Rutan does."
I've been saying that for years and though it might be a stretch, there's a lot of it that could be true. Burt has been focused on a lot of things since he launched the Canard revolution. It's doubtful Burt's forgotten it all, but all the while he was busy launching one new design every year for 43 years, Robert Harris was building and repairing EZ's people brou...
I had the good fortune of growing up near the Covington, TN airport which was coincidentally the home of the original Ez Hangar - where the CozyJet was born. My father has an old Navion based at M04 and for many years, I would watch with great interest those fast, little airplanes coming in and out of Robert’s shop. Dad and I would occasionally walk over to Robert’s hanger to get his advice or see what cool, new project he w...