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1968 Piper Cherokee 140Single-Engine Piston Aircraft • Boca Raton, FL, USA

This 1968 Piper Cherokee 140, registered as N7355J, presents a well-maintained example with a total airframe time of 6,285 hours. The aircraft has a fresh annual inspection completed in October 2024, and it has no damage history. Its Lycoming O-320 engine has 1,970 hours since a major overhaul performed in October 2014, with recent compression checks showing strong results. Significant maintenance in October 2024 included reskinning the tail as preventative maintenance, installing a new alternator, and fitting all new brake lines.

The panel is equipped for capable IFR flight with dual Garmin G5s serving as an attitude indicator and HSI,...

Year: 1968

Make: Piper

Series: Cherokee 140

Model: Cherokee 140

Tail #: N7355J

Serial #: 28-24707

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Specifications

Category: Single-Engine Piston

Intended Use: Recreational

Hours, Logs & Inspections

Total Time: 6,285 hrs

Engine 1 Time: 1,970 hrs (SMOH)

Logbook Status: All logbooks since new

Inspection Status: Annual Completed October 2024

Avionics

PFD

Garmin G5 PFD - Dual (Attitude Indicator HSI)

GPS

Garmin GNS 430W - GNS (WAAS GPS/NAV/COM)

Audio

Garmin GMA 340 - GMA Audio Panel

Comms

Garmin GNC 250XL - GNC Radio

ADS-B Out

Stratus - Transponder

Additional Equipment

Aircraft Covers

Bruce Custom Cover - Aircraft will be sold with brand new pitot and nose plugs

Landing Lights

LED Landing Light - LED Front

Sun Visors

Rosen Sun Visors - installed (January 2024)

Interior & Exterior

Interior Year: 2024

Interior Notes: In 2024, over $5,000 was invested in a full seat refurbishment using flame-retardant grey fabric with red trim and brand-new cushions, offering both comfort and safety. The panel is free of cracks; however, the door handle/ashtray is broken, and the cabin lining is beginning to show some wear. Overall, the cabin presents very well, with the fresh seat work giving it a modern, high-quality feel that stands out in this class of aircraft.

Exterior Notes: The aircraft features a sharp grey and red finish that presents well overall. No corrosion is noted, and the paint has been maintained with a wash and wax schedule every two months. The previous owner performed small spray-paint touch-ups in two areas, and there is a minor ½-inch crack under the right wing that has remained unchanged for over two years and is considered a non-issue.