1979 PIPER Dakota SOLD

No longer listed as of May 2026. The price below is the last asking price — the final sale price is not disclosed.

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Last asking price
$69,570
Year
1979
Make
Piper
Model
Dakota
Total Time
3,048 hr
Location
Switzerland
Seller
Stefano Scossa
Source
avpay.aero
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Market price band

Piper Dakota typical: $125,000 – $385,000 across 16 active listings

Description

Airframe Serial Number 28-7911188 TT: 3048 Engine Type: Lycoming O-540-J3A5D Serial Number: RL-22964-40A TT: 3206:38 Factory Rebuilt in 2002 Removed from another airframe for overhaul on 07/03/2023 Propeller Type: Hartzell HC-F2YR-1F Serial Number: CM341 Blades part number F8468-4R Manufactured in 1979 TT: 3009:39 TSOH: 757:36 Last overhaul carried out 26/05/2009 by Hoffmann Propeller in Germany Avionics Garmin GMA340 Audio Panel, Marker Beacon Garmin GNS530W NAV-COM-GPS (GNS530W unit not available & not included in the price) Bendix King KX155 NAV-COM King KI252A HSI King KI203 NAV Indicator Bendix King KR87 ADF with KI227-1 Indicator Bendix King KN62 DME Garmin GTX330 Transponder S Piper Autocontrol IIIB Autopilot Kannad 406AF Compact ELT Options External power connector Wheel pants, like new Remarks Last flown in 2016 Interior Grey vinyle, in good condition Exterior fuselage & left wing, horizontal stabilizer & wheel pants totally repainted in white Specifications subject to verification by purchaser. Aircraft subject to withdrawal from the market at any time & without notice.

About the Piper Dakota

The Piper Dakota (PA-28-236) is the 235-hp, fixed-gear hauler of the PA-28 family — the tapered-wing successor to the Cherokee 235. Its 235-hp Lycoming O-540 gives it the strongest climb and useful load of any fixed-gear Cherokee, letting it carry four adults plus baggage with real fuel aboard. It cruises around 140 knots, faster than the Archer, and a small number of Turbo Dakotas added a turbocharged 200-hp engine. Owners prize the Dakota as a no-nonsense load-carrier with simple fixed gear.