40x40 hanger value.
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Creede Colorado with good concrete floor and electricity no water.
bob turner
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In the big city it would be $100-300 grand. We had a T hangar (big Port-A-Port) sell for $75K a while back - might have been overpriced, but some folk really need a hangar and have the bucks.
aktango58
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18AA
Well, start with this: how many $150,000 planes get $60,000 in damage or more because they are outside and a storm tears them up?
17 yards of concrete and prep is worth lots.
Building materials are worth lots more today.
Steel for that size is probably 20k now, wood who know.
Around here you pay what the owner asks, or you get stuck outside.
Once you are inside, you will realize that the price is worth it, what ever it is.
17 yards of concrete and prep is worth lots.
Building materials are worth lots more today.
Steel for that size is probably 20k now, wood who know.
Around here you pay what the owner asks, or you get stuck outside.
Once you are inside, you will realize that the price is worth it, what ever it is.
courierguy
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Inkom, Idaho
I was somewhat stunned to figure up a simple carport roof at my crane yard, tied onto the existing building, so just some 12' 2x6's, OSB, and the galvanized tin. 4' sidewalls on two sides. I guesstimated 3 maybe 5 hundred, knowing costs have gone up some. $1000.00.
I'm assuming its a pole-built hangar? If so, you'd be looking at close to 50k to build the same building at the current prices. Not knowing anything about the demand for hangars in your area makes it hard to put a value on it, but just like anything else, it's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it. How often do hangars hit the market in your area? I think hangars are a pretty good investment, and i doubt you'd lose money on it if you decided to sell in a few years.
skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
Make two cutout top views. Draw a same scale hangar. Practice moving around the cutouts.
frequent_flyer
Registered User
Arizona, USA
May need to know the exact dimensions of the two Cubs.
I tried with 2 FX-3, one nose in, the other tail in, with each tail between the stab and wing of the other plane. Rough measurements showed the combo was 3 inches over on length and 5 inch over on combined span. FX-3 half span is 205.7 inch. Some Cubs may be smaller but probably tight with high risk of "hangar rash".
Kid Durango
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Rangely, Co
As a reference, my hangar is 50’ wide and 40’ deep. Two planes will just barely fit. Stinson and NorthStar. I don’t think they would without the extra width.
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skywagon8a
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SE Mass MA6
With a little ingenuity one could position a lift attached to the tail wheel in one of the back corners. Of course you must have enough available height space.
2 cubs won't fit, but any toys your wife doesn't know about would fit nicely (Harley, sports car, etc...) along with your cub!
I dread the day when my wife finds out that I'm really not storing (hiding) all my friend Brad's toys.....
cubdriver2
FRIEND
upstate NY
My hangar is 44x36' 40' opening. If I tucked a tail in the corner I could fit my Champ and Pa11 inside. I switched them around every month so they both got exercise. If I jacked up the closest wheel 3" I could get the front plane back another 4' letting the wingtips overlap
Glenn
Glenn
Dan Gervae
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Upper Peninsula of Michigan
It cost me over $40K to build my stick built 50x50 with 25 yds of concrete (monolithic slab) and 24” truss spacing with a 42’ ultimate door (homemade door)….and I did all of the work myself…even concrete. I am insulated and have electrical….just saying…material prices are wayyy more expensive than 2019… so keep all that in mind. Mine would be $60k or more easily today vs 2019/2020. And remember, I did all of the labor.
Taledrger
SPONSOR
SW Michigan
Not relevant to go on a national forum and ask "what's it worth".. Prices vary based on location.. the only way to know what it's worth is to survey the locals..
My Hangar, about the same size.. is worth between $40K and $140K depending where it was in a 50 mile radius...
My Hangar, about the same size.. is worth between $40K and $140K depending where it was in a 50 mile radius...
