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Piper Cherokee 160
Single Engine Piston
$73,000
Location
Aberdeen, SD
Engine SMOH
67 hrs
Seats
4
Cruise
119 kts (220 km/h)
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Listing Details
Seller reported- Make
- Piper
- Model
- Cherokee 160
- Location
- Aberdeen, SD
- Seller
- Chris Arment
- Source
- barnstormers.com
Selling the Piper Cherokee for an upgrade. This plane is a factory 160 not upgraded. She is a real cruiser with all the mods that have been put on it. Engine 1962 PA 28-1 60 IFR (needs cert) 3061.3 TTAC 2499.3 TTE 1080.0 SMOH 67.3 STOH Tanis engine heater Avionics KLX135A GPS KX170B KMA20TSO KT76 ADS-B in and out Flightcom 4 place intercom built in JPI EGT Automatic ll auto pilot Airframe mods Flap/Aileron/Flap-Fuselage/Stabilator gap seals Fancy pants for the mains and wheel pant on the nose Knot2u wing tips Blow up door seal
Piper Cherokee 160 — Model Specs
Model specificationStandard specs for this model. Actual aircraft may differ.
Seats
4
Cruise Speed
119 kts (220 km/h)
Max Speed
127 kts (235 km/h)
Range
474 nm (878 km)
Ceiling
14,500 ft (4,420 m)
Max Weight
2,200 lbs (998 kg)
Useful Load
950 lbs (431 kg)
Horsepower
160 HP
Fuel Burn
9 GPH (34 L/h)
Estimated Cost of Ownership
AeroGurus estimateFuel Burn
9.0 GPH
~$58/hr
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Market price band
Piper Cherokee 160 typical:
$47,258 – $109,900
median $71,519
across 8 active listings
This listing at $73,000 is near median.
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About the Piper Cherokee 160
The Piper Cherokee 160 (PA-28-160, with the closely related PA-28-150) is an early four-seat Cherokee from the first half of the 1960s, powered by a 150-160 hp Lycoming O-320 on the constant-chord wing. It sits between the lighter Cherokee 140 and the 180-hp Cherokee 180, offering a touch more power than the 140 for honest four-seat training and local touring at around 115 knots. These early Cherokees are inexpensive to buy and a common entry into ownership.