1962 Piper PA-28 CherokeeSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft • San Jose, CA, USA

This 1962 Piper PA-28 Cherokee 160, registered as N5277W, presents as a low-time airframe with 2,569 hours total time. It is powered by a Lycoming O-320-B2B engine producing 160 horsepower, which has 1,489 hours since its last major overhaul. The aircraft is equipped for both VFR and IFR flight with a panel featuring a Garmin GNS-430W for WAAS GPS navigation, a KX-155 NAV/COM, a GTX-335 transponder providing ADS-B Out compliance, and a modern GI-275 multi-function display.

The airframe is described as straight and complete with no visible corrosion noted, having always been hangered. The exterior paint is in overall white with maroon and...

Year: 1962

Make: Piper

Series: PA-28

Model: PA-28 Cherokee

Tail #: N5277W

Serial #: 28-325

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Specifications

Category: Single-Engine Piston

Intended Use: Training, Recreational

Flight Rules: VFR & IFR

Hours, Logs & Inspections

Total Time: 2,569 hrs

Engine 1 Time: 1,489 hrs (SMOH)

Avionics

GPS

Garmin GNS 430W - GPS/NAV/COM with WAAS GPS capability

Comms

King KX 155 - NAV/COM

ADS-B Out

Garmin GTX 335 - transponder (ADS-B Out) for ADS-B compliance

MFD

Garmin GI 275 - MFD

Audio

Audio panel/intercom

Interior & Exterior

Interior Notes: Interior finished in a classic two-tone scheme, complete and serviceable. Seating is in good condition for vintage with consistent upholstery, matching side panels, and intact headliner. Cabin layout is clean and functional, providing a straightforward and comfortable environment.

Exterior Notes: Exterior in overall white with maroon and gray accent striping. Paint presents evenly with a consistent finish, maintaining good ramp appeal. Glass is clear and control surfaces align well. Always hangered.