Cozy's in Georgia?

[jwright]

Hey folks, I've been bouncing back and forth on whether to build a Cozy or an RV-10... After considering my mission (300-500 nm xc's; wife and one child... presently an infant), construction cost, tool requirements and FUEL BURN, I'm pretty certain that the Cozy is the right craft for me. Problem is, I've never seen one in person.

 

Are there any in the North Georgia area? I'm hoping to be able to hop in one and take a look-see.

 

Worst case, I'll wait until Rough River and stop by, but waiting isn't any fun.

 

I'm based at RYY, but will meet up wherever you are.

 

Thanks in advance... Jesse

[Learjockey]

Jesse,

 

I just ordered MK IV plans this week and hope to begin building this summer. I'm fly out of LZU so stay in touch.

 

BTW the Cozy is the way to go.

 

Brian

[Edge 513]

Stay in touch..heads up, I would say LOOK OUT[grab some garlic]...coming from Dracula, Georgia.=]

How did you decide on the MarK IV?

I would think a Lear driver would have a story....Hmmmm?

[Learjockey]

I've been a Rutan fan since the early days as a 7 year old at Oshkosh in the 70's. I've always wanted to build a long eze but, for slightly more money and a little more horsepower, I decided to take advantage of the extra room that a Cozy offers. As for the learjet, It's a blast to fly but, I never get to borrow it for the weekend.

[Kraig]

Worst case, I'll wait until Rough River and stop by, but waiting isn't any fun.

 

... Jesse

RR is well worth the wait, and a must see for newbies and oldies alike. I must warn you though, you will not leave there the same. You will be bitten by the Canard bug for sure!

 

Kraig

[Cozy1200]

As for the learjet, It's a blast to fly but, I never get to borrow it for the weekend.

Then invite your boss to Rough River! Welcome to the club. Keep us up to date.