1973 Piper Cherokee 140Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Piper Cherokee 140 (N901E) presents as a well-maintained example with recent upgrades and strong maintenance documentation. The airframe shows 1,793 total hours, while the Lycoming O-320-E2D engine has only 330 hours since major overhaul, exhibiting excellent compression readings across all cylinders (78/80 to 79/80). The aircraft received a professional paint job in 2021 from ArtCraft Paint and Interiors and has been consistently hangared, complemented by a custom protective cover.

Equipped for both VFR and IFR operations, this Cherokee features a modernized panel with dual Garmin G5 displays, a GNS 430 navigator, GTX 327 transponder, and Aera 660 GPS, along with a new encoder and overhauled alternator as of July 2024. The Tanis engine heater ensures cold-weather readiness, while electric trim adds convenience. With a useful load of 719 lb and original interior in good condition (though plastics show some wear), this aircraft has served effectively for training, commuting, and cross-country travel. Recent maintenance includes a fresh annual completed in July 2024 and a new ELT battery with certification through February 2028.