1967 Piper Cherokee 140/180Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Piper Cherokee 140/180 (N4881L) presents as a well-equipped trainer or personal commuter with recent avionics upgrades and strong maintenance indicators. The airframe shows 6,180 total hours, powered by a 180 HP Lycoming O-360-A4A engine with 1,852 hours since factory overhaul, swinging a Sensenich propeller with 685 hours since new. The aircraft features a modern Garmin glass panel suite including a G-5 attitude indicator, GNS-430W GPS/Nav/Com, and GMA 340 audio panel, complemented by a King KX-155 Nav/Com and ADS-B capable Stratus transponder.

The white/yellow/brown exterior houses a blue fabric and vinyl interior, with practical upgrades like LED landing lights, digital engine monitoring, and a Skytec starter. With 50 gallons of fuel capacity and an August 2024 annual due, the aircraft is equipped with useful features including pilot toe brakes, carbon monoxide detection, and an external power receptacle. The 6,180-hour airframe benefits from recent engine and propeller investments, making it a cost-effective option for flight training or regional travel.