1963 Piper Cherokee 180Single-Engine Piston Aircraft • Anderson, IN, USA

This 1963 Piper Cherokee 180, noted as the first Cherokee 180 ever produced, is offered with 4,352 total hours on the airframe and 863 hours since major overhaul on the engine. It is equipped with ADS-B Out via a uAvionics tail beacon and a Garmin GTX327 transponder, with a Terra Tri Nav NAV/COM providing the primary communication capability. Additional panel equipment includes a true airspeed indicator, carburetor temperature gauge, cylinder head temperature gauge, an outside air temperature gauge, and an engine preheater.

The aircraft carries a useful load of 1,068 pounds and includes shoulder harnesses and booster wing tips. Described...