1976 Grumman/American General AA1BSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Grumman American AA-1B (N1574R) presents as a well-maintained two-seat trainer with 2,387 total hours on both airframe and its Lycoming O-235-C2C engine, which carries an auto fuel STC for cost-effective operations. The aircraft features a McCauley 1A105SCM propeller with matching time since major overhaul. Recent maintenance includes an annual inspection valid through December 2025 and a pitot-static check due September 2023, with digital logs available for review. The camo-painted exterior (rated 6.5/10) retains its original 1976 paint scheme, while the 2015-updated interior (rated 8/10) features Mayfield sandstone and sage leather seating.

Equipped for IFR operations, the panel includes a Garmin GPS-400, dual King radios (KX170B and KX175B), KMA20 audio panel and autopilot, plus a SkyBeacon ADS-B out solution. The JPI FS450 digital fuel flow system complements the aircraft's economical 6gph burn rate. With a useful load of 486 lbs and 24-gallon fuel capacity, this responsive low-wing design offers fighter-like handling characteristics, including light controls and a 14.9 lb/sq ft wing loading for improved turbulence penetration. The aircraft is actively flown from its base at KEMP, with all times current as of listing but subject to change with continued use.