Grumman Seaplanes

[tom d. friedman]

i've seen in more than 1 mag that the duck is 1 of kermit's favorite birds.... i agree!!!

[Canso42]

Warbird Digest had a nice feature on surviving Albatrosses a few years back. Issue 9, July/August 2006.

[pilot06]

Fellow WIX'ers,

Seeing the stack of Grumman avians pictured in the original post from 1996 got me wondering if they are still around. You never know. Not sure, but I think this might have been the location in the pictures. What do you guys think? Is yes, then sadly no Grumman's.

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=20312+ne+16th+place+miami+fl&hl=en&ll=25.96311,-80.168897&spn=0.000002,0.000747&hnear=20312+NE+16th+Pl,+Miami,+Florida+33179&gl=us&t=h&z=20&vpsrc=6&layer=c&cbll=25.962807,-80.168897&panoid=Kvf4GkC1TdE5Sp0ichBqGw&cbp=12,93.13,,2,1.64

Patrick

[Rajay]

The building looks similar, but there are no fuel storage tanks visible in Bearfan1's originals - and he said they were taken in Ft. Lauderdale, not Miami.

[pilot06]

Rajay,

I had some of the same questions about the building. The location is not too far down I-95 from Ft. Lauderdale.

Still looking.

Patrick