1967 Piper Cherokee 140Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Piper Cherokee 140 (N9573W) presents a well-maintained example with notable upgrades, including a 160 HP engine conversion completed in 1991 following a prop strike in 1988. The airframe shows 2,800 total hours, with the engine at 900 hours SMOH and the propeller at 318 hours SPOH. The aircraft is IFR-capable and features a Garmin GNS 430 GPS/NAV/COM system, complemented by a suite of avionics including a Bendix-King KT76A transponder, dual VOR/LOC/GS indicators, and a FlightCom digital clearance recorder. Additional features include ADS-B Out, rudder trim, wheel pants, and recent updates to instruments such as a new tachometer, vacuum pump, and heading indicator.

The interior and exterior condition are both rated 7 out of 10, with updated paint and sheepskin seat covers. A fresh annual inspection confirms airworthiness, and the aircraft is currently based at KHFD (soon relocating to KLEX). Complete logs document its history, including the engine conversion. This Cherokee 140 is positioned as a strong candidate for training or personal use, offering a balance of performance and reliability with its upgraded powerplant and modernized avionics. Financing options are available through Aircraft Guarantee and Lending.