1955 Piper Super CUBSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1955 Piper Super Cub (N2893P) presents as a well-equipped bush aircraft with 4,536 total airframe hours and a 1,846-hour factory remanufactured Lycoming O-360-C2A engine producing 180 HP, currently 154 hours under its 2,000-hour TBO. The aircraft features a choice of two props - a Sensenich 76EM8-0-52 aluminum prop with 729 hours or a Catto propeller. Significant airframe modifications include Cub Crafters STCs for extended landing gear, fuel system, and boot cowling/firewall assembly, plus Alaskan Bushwheel 29" tundra tires, a Sutton exhaust system, and vortex generators for enhanced STOL performance. The avionics suite includes a Garmin Aera 510 GPS, SL-40 comm radio, GTX-327 transponder with GDL-82 ADS-B Out, and JPI 900 engine analyzer.

The aircraft shows careful maintenance with complete logs, all ADs complied with, and an annual inspection valid through April 2025. It has been hangared and features a 2012 exterior paint job in white with red trim described as in good condition, along with a 1901 interior. Additional equipment includes dual controls, strobe lights, and an uninstalled Alaska Bush Pods cargo belly pod. With its VFR configuration and numerous bush-oriented modifications, this Super Cub is positioned for backcountry operations from its current base at a private strip in Middleton, Idaho.