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| MARK ADEMA ademamark@gmail.com Mark just bought his Seabee in Muskogee, Oklahoma. He's fixin' her up and we should have a photo soon. Welcome aboard Mark! N6652K S/N 929 |
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| AERO CLUB COMO Aero Club Como
Como Seaplane Base
Via Masia 44
22100 Como
Italy
info@aeroclubcomo.com
+ 39 031 574495
We transported the aircraft to Italy in 2013 and we
are now going to reassemble her with a zeroed engine. She will probably
fly again in a couple of months. I will send pictures of the assembled
aircraft at our seaplane base.
Kind regards.
Cesare Baj
Aero Club Como
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| BILL AIKENS (partner
MIKE
CAREY) 1740 Hammond Ct. Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304 (313) 368-7888 (business) wraikens@spartanmetal.com Our first Bee
was N6444K which we operated out of Harbor Springs MI until it was
destroyed in a hanger fire in 1992. In 1994, we purchased Bob Redners'
fine Bee N6283K (#496) and operated it until 2000 I
believe. It is now owned by Brigid Blasch and Gus Warren. Also in 2000, we
purchased #60 which we are now
restoring. This airplane has a new registration number of
N124AC. We have more or less stalled out on the restoration
and
could use some help. We are installing a Continental
IO-470P on this aircraft, which came out of a Lane Riviera.
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| DAN
AKERMAN
Stjarngossev 103 S 125 35 Alsvjo, Sweden dan.akerman@ebox.tninet.se Dan says, "I have been working on the restoration of my Seabee for five years and it may be five years more. SE-AXM S/N 467 |
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| MICHEL ALLARD (Partner Dominic Taillon) We are the new owners of Seabee serial number 417 and the aircraft will be
based in St-Lazare Quebec in the western area of Montreal
366 Aumais
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue,Quebec
Canada,H9X-4A9
514-457-1209
CF-FGW S/N 417 |
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| MICHAEL ALMAN Michael
Alman
18595 Mienk Dr Fruitport, MI 49415 (616) 846-3977 boatflyer@hotmail.com Michael Alman is an AP/IA and recently bought a Sea Bee with the Franklin B8F engine and would like to hear from others who have or had experiance with this engine: "Dear Steve, thank you for your quick reply to my E-Mail. I will be sending you some photos of the aircraft or what it looked like when I bought it and what changes I am making at the present time. I will also get you the N number and serial number. I do know Richie and he has done some work for me already, he just is not a fan of the B8F engine. When I flew the plane home after I bought it, (about a 100 miles) it ran like a swiss watch, but every add I see in IRSOC has a B9F. I would like to hear from anyone out there that might be flying this great bird with a B8F. My Phone number is (616) 846-3977, E-Mail is boatflyer@hotmail.com. Thank you so much. Mike" UPDATE! with photos below... "Hi
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| GLEN
ALTON (partner JOHN
GALLOWAY) P.O. Box 361 Dorset, Ontario, Canada P0A-1E0 (416) 578-4427 GlenAlton4@gmail.com Recently Glen flew his Seabee for the first time after restoration. Congratulations! It is now going to be taken apart and have the 'Robinson' conversion done along with some other interior changes. Way to go Glen! CF-GZX S/N 593 |
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| DON
ANDERSON & JOHN KOSIR
37901 Ridge Rd. 30751 Chardon Rd. Willoughby, OH 44094 Willoughby Hills, OH. dander77@comcast.net jkosir681cb@earthlink.net Also, we have another Bee in the hanger, N6323K, s/n 547. We expect an August 'First Flight'! N681CB S/N 681 N6323K S/N 547 |
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| JOHN
ANDRUS p51flyhi2@yahoo.com My name is
John Andrus. I am the step-son Art
Holzinger. He is the owner of a Seabee
that is in need of restoration. I
have not confirmed it by looking at the actual airframe but
according to the FAA and Steinar's website it is
N6581K Ser#854. It is currently in a barn in Maine.
I am currently at Ft Rucker in Alabama but I am retiring this summer
from the Army and will be returning to Maine. I hope to begin
work in the fall or next spring (2015). The aircraft has not
been worked on since the early 80's. I know they were in the
middle of an engine conversion and restoring the aircraft when we moved
to Maine from New York. I can remember him telling me years
ago the conversion was completed but that all the other
restoration needed to be done. I can remember bucking rivets
in the cabin when I was a kid. I have always wanted to see
her fly again. I hope to make it a reality. Do you
know of anyone with SeaBee knowledge in the Maine area? There
seems to be a few in Western NY. I know that this Bee came
from the Niagara Falls or Buffalo area when my father bought it in the
70's.
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| JOHN
ANSON I own Seabee s/n # 700, N6449K that I purchased about a year ago from Ron Lyall in N6447K S/N 700 |
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| AP MUSEUM Read about the refurbishing here! Check their website here http://www.antiqueairfield.com/ (Lower
photo by Eric Fritz)
N6019K S/N 189 |
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| AQUITANE HYDRAVIONS AEROCLUB Aquitaine Hydravions Aéroclub
633 avenue Jodel 40600 BISCARROSSE (France) owner of the seabee 421 F-HYSB Thank's a lot.
F-HYSB (N6218K) S/N 421 |
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| MIKE ARALDI (863) 698-0225 Mike has done a great job in refurbishing the old Bee! Notice the logo on the water rudder. Cool! N6019K S/N 189 |
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