1940 Piper J3 Cub // Hand Prop // N31178
N31178 is an excellent example of the Piper J3 Cub. This aircraft will transport you to the classic era of aviation. Mid year, low time engine, ready to go! Hop in and enjoy the golden hour with a friend.
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1975 Piper 235 Pathfinder // Cross Country Dream // ZS-JHV
Experience the ultimate in versatility with the Piper P235 Pathfinder, an ideal choice for flight training, personal travel, or light commercial operations. With impressive speed, range, and payload capacity, it's perfect for long cross-country flights. The comfortable seats ensure a relaxed and enjoyable flying experience, whether you're flying for pleasure, training, or business. The Piper P235 Pathfinder delivers unmatched performance and comfort, making it the perfect companion for all your aviation needs.
AirVenture Oshkosh: GO/NO GO
For pilots, aviation enthusiasts, and aircraft buyers and sellers, AirVenture Oshkosh is the pinnacle of aviation events. Often dubbed "the biggest airplane party in the world" and "the biggest pilot family reunion," this event draws an impressive 650,000 aviation aficionados to Wisconsin each year. But is it really worth the trek? Absolutely.
1979 Cessna 172N // Great Trainer // N4854G
N4854G is a 1979 Cessna 172N that has spent most of its life in a commercial operation with 100 hour inspections. It was well cared for and documented. This aircraft will make a great addition to any flight school or be a reliable and affordable time builder.
A Guide to Researching and Vetting an Aircraft for Purchase
Welcome to section 4 of our 7-part Buyer’s Guide to Successful Aircraft Purchases series! In this installment, we’re diving into the details of vetting an aircraft before purchase. After you’ve defined your mission, budget, and market value, it’s time to buckle up and get into the nitty-gritty—reviewing logbooks, arranging pre-purchase inspections, and more. This guide is tailored for first-time buyers and newer pilots, so grab your clipboard and let’s get started!
1972 Cessna T337G // Excellent Condition // N19SB
N19SB is a 1972 Cessna Skymaster T337G. The aircraft is in excellent condition inside and out. It will be sold with a fresh annual. Fly with the added safety of twin engines in a unique inline configuration. Enjoy the ability to fly in the flight levels over weather with the comfort of pressurization.
1968 Cessna 310P // Extremely well cared for // N5768M
This is an extremely well cared for 310P with fresh paint and interior. You will not find a nicer 310P on the market. Fly away with 6 of your friends in comfort and safety with twin engines.
1970 Cessna 177B Cardinal // N177VC
A Comprehensive Overview of the 1970 Cessna 177B Cardinal The Cardinal is often said to be the perfect blend of performance and reliability. This is not the 172 that has become the gold standard of flight training. It is better.…
Finding Value: Assessing an Aircraft Purchase
Choosing and buying a plane is a complex endeavor and so incredibly personalized that summing it up in a few blog posts is simply impossible. The goal is to inform aviators so that they are equipped with information and techniques to make choices that serve them well for years to come. No aircraft is perfect; however, there is an aircraft that is right for every buyer.
1940 Stearman PT17 // Excellent Condition // N52561
The Stearman PT17 is the most produced US biplane. This particular example featured a total restoration in 2015. No expense was spared in bringing this airplane back to its original glory. The aircraft is powered by a Continental engine that was recently overhauled and features the roller bearing upgrade.
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