Shaun / CAC
Private Seller
New Zealand
Your chance to own a slice of Kiwi aviation history.
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This machine is presented by a private vendor in New Zealand.
Looking to own a true legend of New Zealand skies?
Introducing ZK-DUP, a 1974 Piper Cherokee PA28-140 that has served the Canterbury Aero Club and generations of pilots. With her roots deep in the Southern Alps and her wings still eager for adventure, this is your chance to own a slice of Kiwi aviation history.
Engine: Lycoming O-320-E3D (2,100 TSO)
Propeller: only 300hrs since new (about 1 year old)
Avionics: Basic VFR setup
Interior: Vintage charm with seats that have supported generations of aspiring pilots
Exterior: Classic white, red and black livery – a nod to her Canterbury Aero Club heritage.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE HER
Well-Maintained & Airworthy: All ADs complied with, full and transparent maintenance history – including rare American logbooks.
A Flight School Favorite: Trained more pilots than some flight simulators – and did it with a lot more personality.
A Rare Gem: Honest, reliable, and hard to find in such authentic condition.
Great for Private Owners: Whether you're wanting to fly locally, exploring NZ or just want to own a character-filled classic, DUP delivers.
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