1976 Piper PA-18 Super CUBSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Piper PA-18 Super Cub (N54933) represents a comprehensive rebuild completed in 2004, featuring a fresh annual inspection in August 2024. The aircraft received a new Lycoming O-360-C4P 180 HP engine paired with a McCauley 1A200/FA8241 propeller, along with complete engine mount, exhaust, and accessory updates including a Sky-Tec starter and B&C alternator. The airframe was rebuilt using a new Univair fuselage with structural reinforcements, extended baggage, and float fittings, while the wings were assembled per Cub Crafters STC with extended ailerons, fiberglass tips, and extended-range fuel tanks.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin 430 GPS/Com, GTX 327 transponder, and GI106 nav indicator, complemented by a square instrument panel with new gauges. The exterior was refinished in Ditzler Durathane white and red over Stits fabric, with 3" extended landing gear and 26" tires. Interior updates from 2004 feature new upholstery, controls, and safety equipment. Notably, the aircraft benefits from a 2,000 lb gross weight increase and is equipped with a Tanis preheater system. With 439 total hours and VFR capability, this Super Cub is optimized for backcountry and utility missions.