This 1971 Piper Cherokee 140 (N621FL) presents a well-maintained example with low engine time, showing 190 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) and 1,888 hours total time on the airframe (currently being flown with approximately 1,790 hours reported in the description). The Lycoming O-320-E3D engine delivers 150 HP, with the propeller also showing 250 hours since overhaul. Recent interior updates include new carpets and seat covers, while the airframe exhibits no corrosion and maintains high compression across all four cylinders.

The aircraft is equipped for VFR operations with a capable avionics suite featuring an ICOM AC-200, Apollo 2 Morrow GPS, King KT76A transponder, Narco VOR, and uAvionics wingtip ADS-B Out for compliance with modern airspace requirements. With an annual inspection valid through August 2025 and a useful load of 885 lbs, this Cherokee 140 offers a practical four-seat configuration for personal or training use. The combination of recent maintenance and avionics upgrades enhances its operational readiness.