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Pilot Buys His First Plane For Only $7500
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2020
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In this Video, we're going to have an awesome Q&A with Cessna 210 pilot, Nate. Nate started his pilot journey by becoming an aircraft owner first. And boy did he get a great deal. Searching on Craigslist one day in Hawaii he found an old Grumman Yankee for sale. Bough the plane for only $7500. He then proceeds to get his private pilot license in that plane. For those of you who say that aviation is expensive, Nate only got his license and plane for around $14,000! He later made money by flipping the plane for $1,500 more. He actually made money while getting his license and experience. Another topic we're going to cover is about the 1967 Cessna 210. Nate also got this on a great deal and has been using it for missionary work.
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Giving back, that's what it's all about. This guy will be rewarded massively in life..Well done sir!!
This dude is just about as cool as they come. I love stories like this, excellent content.
Took the words right out of my mouth..
Yes I agree with you on this 👏
What an inspirational interview. I've enjoyed most of your content Mike. This video isn't like most. I have to say this one inspires me to take action. Thanks Mike and Nate!
This guy seems to have a knack for being in the right place at the right time.
It doesn't work that way. Luck isn't lucky
Some people have all the luck.
You make your own luck, he's a go getter that got what he wanted.
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I love the idea of flying to help a non profit! That will be something I look into once I get my licenses and some hours.
Neat story and a smart guy. He'll always come out on top.
Great story and a great mission. I don't know you sir but I appreciate you! God Bless You and the mission you hope to serve!
Well I have to say that may be one of your best mate. That's a bloke worth following, that bit right at the end made me sit up a bit.
Very like-able smart guy. Kudos! Good interview.
The world needs more Nates. Way to go brother!
I admire stories like Mike’s and others like this one. It inspires me to not give up on my dream to buy my own aircraft and start a cargo express company here in Trinidad. Currently there is a C172N right now that’s for sale here in Trinidad that I wish I had the finances to buy It! Just have to never give up! Thanks for your channel Mike!
The path Nate took to getting his Private Pilot Certificate is very cool! $90 an hour (his own plane + CFI) versus $300 (rented plane + CFI)? Easy decision - if you are in a position to get those stars to align, and if you put in the work.
What a good guy with a good heart. Great story.
Great story, really inspiring makes me wanna finish up getting my license and give back to some of these outreach groups........
This is so cool. You have shown us poor folk how to get into aviation by thinking outside the box. This guy has a real passion for his avocation. A really true inspiration to us all.
One thing to note is the fuel and maintenance can be expensive depending on how much you fly. Not to mention tiedown can be as low as 80 bucks a month to around 400 a month. Your area can make a hudge difference. I mean you could also buy a pipistrel for around 100k, but you also are running at 2-3 g/h compared to 14-15 g/h that that cesna 210 gets. Not to mention the pipistrel uses regular car fuel which is about half the price of aviation fuel. And thats not even talking about the anuel check which is more expensive depending on how complex the aircraft is.
So basicly you will spend a lot more upfront, but far less over time. For most aircraft the expensive part is flying, not the initial buying price.
One important tip. For that first aircraft the Grumman AA1A,B or C is the perfect choice - simple machine, decent performance, cheap to operate and maintain and run. I had one and flew 2000 hours with it very effectively and economically. Some buy a more complex, higher performance machine and find that costs escalate dramatically and they can no longer afford those growing costs.
I flew my Grumman for 16 years and sold it for 10 times what I paid for it! Aircraft rarely depreciate if cared for.
Pilot/engineer/A&P of 30+ years here. "Buying an airplane is cheap as compared to maintaining it." I wish you the best and blue sky. Bee Safe.
BTW I have a 68 337 and love the early 210. Pay attention to the gear.
wow what a great interview. this gentleman is fantastic. i actually know the group/non profit in Corona, CA. that he's talking about. At the time, I was staff photographer for the Press-Enterprise. We flew to Arizona and back. the pilot graciously gave me ten minutes of flying time in the 210 Cessna. what a small world.
What a guy! I love this story... All I gotta say is he's super deserving of his first plane. He remained patient and supportive of his wife, and made sure she's taken care of before he was even able to THINK about getting that plane. That makes total sense, given what he's passionate about, and not having airspace experience... He considered the possibilities of not being there and made sure she's set up, cause you never know.
But it made me laugh, at first, I thought jeez, never been truer words, "Happy Wife Happy Life". But that's not at all with ill intent. It's actually the most loving and selfless act a man can do for his spouse.
Not only do I love the way he thinks, I'm happily reminded there's people out in this world, whether you believe it or not, who's compassionately driven to leave it in a much better place than when life's journey begins.
Awesome stuff.🤙 EVERYBODY should find this inspiring, as everything he does is with love. We need MUCH more love in our world.
You have completed what my dream is. well done. I have had a taster in Rotary and fixed would love to do rotor when the lotto comes in. Very expensive in the UK
Great story! I subbed to his page and he has only 315 subscribers! I bet with the use of his plane he can do a lot of rescue work! Good job!
What was his youtube page?
@@Arsenalusa ua-cam.com/users/NateVolk
GREAT story. Really shows if you have the motivation, desire and commitment "almost' anything can be achieved! !! !!!
Congratulations awesome dude. I did the same thing.... way cheaper if you buy your own airplane and learn how to fly. AWESOME
Wow what an inspiring interview. Best one yet Mike!
Great story. I too bought an inexpensive plane and got my license a few years ago.
5:55 HE PUT HIS WIFE FIRST AND AFTER 10 YEARS, OKAY NOW ITS YOUR TURN. LOL WOW
His wife must be just as generous as him.
Started my training in 1984. My new neighbor moved into our new housing track just two doors up from ours. We first met at a carpet store picking out carpet and realized they were buying a house in the same track. He looked military and later learned he was stationed a March AFB. I told him I was a electrician and owned my own company, he asked if I could add a few outlets for him, which I did. A few weeks later he called me up and invited me to go flying. I jumped on the opportunity and we drove down to March AFB and few out in a T-34 trainer. I'll never forget the first time I took control of the stick (only) he told me to keep my feet [off] the peddles in a way only a private could relate.. At that moment I was hooked, it was a child dream come true. I always loved planes, build models, flew u-control models, wanted to be a pilot but my mother thought it was to dangerous at the age of 9, so all I could do was look up at the sky and watch planes fly over our house on down wind to Burbank AP.
My neighbor at the time was a captain and was a CFI-II. Finally at the age of 34 I finally started my flying instruction. I soled in 13 hours and on that day I will never forget his words of encouragement...he said, I've never had a student crash and if you crash I will kick your burnt carcass to the end of the runway. We became best friends after that.
Very beautiful story, thank you for sharing!
This truly is the best Channel........ Mike is the best guy 👍 terrific interviews and many cool airplanes etc..... Thanks Mike keep up the great work 👏
Wow, what a great man. Inspired by his story. Thanks Mojo.
Glad he knew instinctively the mechanic comes first. An aircraft mechanic is God in aviation.
Nice video mojo👏 nice to see genuine people
Really liked this one. Thanks for being a big part of my 2020, Mike. Happy Holidays!
Very Honest man! Thanks Mike for that interview!
I bought my first plane for $6000, IN ANNUAL and flying. But it was just a little Beech B19 sport. Finding a Turbo 210 for $7500....Amazing!!!! Good on you my friend! And I love your plans for it
You're one of a kind Nate. Great content MojoGrip!
This guy is like an antidote to all the hyped up 'look at me' narcissists that poplulate the web! Fantastic :)
Yeah, you're right👍
Hey thanks. You are a good guy, a good human. Be Safe. Be Well.
This was excellent! Thank you!
Excellent story and great ways to get involved and help. I might try to follow his foot steps. Very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
That's what were all about. He is a Great Guy, Great Heart!!!
Congrats on your adventure. I had a similar experience. I bought half interest in a PA28-140 at the behest of my partner who was a Fed-Ex contract pilot and certified instructor who used to run a flight service. He said if I didn't haggle on the price to his current partner, he would teach me to fly for free. I jumped at the chance, put together $7500 and was half owner before I touched the throttle. We had the plane STC'd for auto gas and I quickly elf-taught ground school and accumulated 80 hours before I took my check ride. Over time, I assumed most of the cost of maintenance and became 70% owner. I logged about 350 hours in that airplane. We later sold it for 15k as I was flying commercial a lot. I would love to have it back though. Creative thinking can get you flying for much less than you might think. Thanks for your stories. They are excellent.
Great Guy....enjoyed this story, great and probably the best interview you’ve done. Great Job Mojo....
Nice story. I was thinking like you, but have never done anything about it. Following your dream is a wonderful thing to do. Congrats to you buddy.
This is wonderfully wholesome
Excellent interview and video. I love the story. Nice job!!
Hey way to go on the sound! This is so much better! Great interview style with a very likable guy with a good story.
love this so much as I have the same aspirations and intermittently looking at buying a small cesna or piper that I can also use with an instructor to get my license and instrument cert too - this is encouraging and inspirational both!
He has to be literally the only person on the planet to buy a basket case airplane, fix it up, and sell it for a net profit.
Ive done it 3 times, Tri pacer, 150, Stinson 108.... Im a A&P.
not really, ive done a few...
@@brucemiller8109 a&p?
@@iprofox3758 Airframe and Powerplant FAA Tech and im a IA
Great presentation Mike, Thanks.
What a great story and ambition. Best of luck to you. There are many great people out there we just don't hear about. God Bless.....
Great job with what you are doing to help others in need. Bravo to you Sir!
You sir, are my kind of guy. First lesson on the way to buy the plane!
Wow...
Amazing guy and story.
I'm dusting off my CPL and aim to do good too...
Very inspiring.
Best video yet mate!!
Awesome video, thank you MG.
Thanks for what you do brother! you make the world a better place!!
I am blessed with your story.
DUDE.....!!!! YOU ARE AWSOME FOR DOING WHAT YOU'RE DOING WITH THAT NON-PROFIT STUFF...!!!! CUDOS TO YOU MY FRIEND..!!!!!!!!!!!! BY FAR.....WAY...COOOOOOOOOOOOOL....!!!!! Thanks so much for giving back to the world....that needs help from all directions...You've got a huge heart buddy... : -)
Steven Anthony Capizzi
Columbus, Ohio USA
Real positive story! Thanks 👍
I watched your Grumman video a while ago when I was looking at buying an AA-1B. Pretty cool content.
That's a awesome story.
I'm almost done with my licence more or less I was in the same situation but couldn't afford to buy a plane so I'm hiring 1.
My dream has always been that I would fly 1 day and find a way that I could help people that need support with needing to get somewhere with aviation like getting patients to the doctor's that would normally have to take a day trip, something along those lines.
I love flying and can't wait to be be able to help others while living my dream.
Another great video Mike safe flying.
Much love and light and may Gods Angel's watch over you and keep you safe from Australia 🇦🇺 🙏 ❤️ Dean.
What a great dude. Amazingly sincere
$300 an hour? That's expensive. In Florida with part 61, definitely can find c152 $120 an hour include instructor.
Where could you find that price?
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@@dannyboii5296 I know one of them in Massey airport. The catch is you have to buy a block time like 50 or 100 hour at a time.
Great Video Mike. More people should have this guys heart
Awesome vid, 🔥 also supporters of O.U.R. ❤️😎👍
That's a great story about life and living your values ... well done
Amazing story! He has more balls than me flying an experimental single turbine helicopter & he has a great heart with his charity work.
Great video thanks for posting Mike, Nate's story gave a newb like me, hope that I too could pull off plane ownership in the future including a tax write off as well as helping humanity, Cool
Really good format, Mike.
What a cool guy. God is generous to the generous.
Great interview! Enjoy your vids!
Totally love the way you think dude, very inspiring.
The way I'm doing it bought a 96 Alarus ch 200 with only 800 tt for 7500 nice trainer time builder 9 hrs training in it so far
Did you mean the CH2000? This airplane:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Alarus
Looks like a fun airplane to build time in!
Great interview.👍👍👍
Wow, great guy with a great story and a great dream I hope he has a great future Godspeed
One of your best videos. Thanks!
Great vid. Thanks for sharing Mike
Very inspirational! Awesome Dude! Thank Mike!
Great job! Enjoyed it!
I love your heart and you using your passion in aviation to help others. I am very encouraged. Thanks for sharing this video.
You are a great story teller. Nice job.
Great video, great story, great guy..., very inspirational! Thanks
Very enjoyable and interesting video. Well done to you both.
Great story and inspirational:)
1:07 Wait a minute! What happened to the plane you used to get there in the first place??
2:05 In the United States, it is a *certificate* not a _license_
Make certain that the carry thru spar in your center section is inspected thoroughly.
That was very clearly discussed in the Video.
@@kvnkaveman I just hope his mechanic did more than a visual inspection, because that will tell you nothing really. Fly safe!
More dudes like 'this' in The World, please🙏✌
Awesome life you are living keep up the good work.
Subimos de Rango MojoGrip👍🏽
Great job!
Great story and great person. Hope it all comes together for him.
Great story in that he is using his flying knowledge to help deserving non-profit organizations.
That is totally legit a lot of what he said is me I’ve always been interested in aircraft I’ve always wanted to fly I wanted to become a commercial pilot when I was younger and just found it was too much money. This gives me hope.
This is such a great story and experience Nate is sharing. If you want to know what primary flight training looks like, you need to watch the videos posted by Nate when he was learning to fly in Hawaii. His flight training journey is incredible! You will see a young buck pulling himself up by his bootstrap, building confidence, learning how to handle the crosswinds like a boss.....very impressed at how he handled it. The first few lessons are overwhelming. You will be in sensory overload. You have to figure out everything....how to steer the airplane on the ground with your feet, how to handle power settings, mixture control and how to trim the airplane......it is a lot to handle! Add the radio/communications piece, and you really need to lean on your instructor hard those first few hours. I flew with a bunch of different instructors, and they all have a different style. I can relate to the comment where Nate said you need to “find your rhythm” with your instructor. After a few times of flying with each other, you get more comfortable and it is not as awkward. Here is the link to Nate’s video reference here: ua-cam.com/video/firojbsr7JM/v-deo.html
Great video, best of luck in the future.
Good interview Mike :)!!! Great work Nate :)!!!
Such a great interview!!
Awesome video I would do the same if I went back flight training is expensive if you rent ! Charity with aviation is great, want to get into that in future 🙏🏾
WHAT A GUY!!!!!!!!!!
To the guy in the video; you're awesome and an absolute inspiration. To Mojo: man, 13 ads in this video. I know you want to "make a million" again but stop treating your viewers like a commodity. That is too much ads!! Give us a break or you will start to lose support.
Great story! A go-getter with a kind heart.