1973 Piper Cherokee 6/300Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Piper Cherokee 6/300 (N2SB) presents a well-equipped and maintained six-seat aircraft with notable upgrades. The airframe shows 5,565 total hours with a Lycoming IO-540-K1A5 engine at 277 hours SMOH and a three-blade Hartzell propeller at 277 hours SPOH. Recent panel upgrades include a Garmin 430W, GTX330ES ADS-B transponder, JPI EDM 830 engine monitor, and a Trio autopilot coupled to the GPS. The aircraft features a Lopresti cowl modification, one-piece windshield, and aerodynamic enhancements like Knots 2U fairings and gap seals.

The interior received new AirTex leather upholstery, foam, and headrests in 2017, along with a refreshed overhead duct system in 2020. The exterior paint, applied in 2006, remains in excellent condition with high gloss. Maintenance highlights include compliance with all ADs, including the wing spar AD in 2022 with new landing gear hardware installed. With a useful load of 1,403 lbs and no damage history, this Cherokee 6/300 combines comfort, performance, and modern avionics for versatile flying missions.