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N8087D 1979 Piper PA-28-236 Dakota
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Low Total Time, Good Paint & Interior, Mid Time Engine
This Dakota is a perfect candidate for someone looking to install an avionics package of their choosing! The aircraft has low total time and a mid-time engine that just made the trip home from Colorado! Give AOS a call to discuss this Dakota!
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Aircraft Specs
FAA Registration: N8087D
Total Time: 3,606.7hr
Serial: 29-7911318
Hours Since Overhaul: 1,091.3 hr (2000 Hr TBO)
Engine Manufacturer: Lycoming
Type of Overhaul: Major Overhaul to New Limits
Engine Serial: L-21866-40A
Date of Overhaul: February of 1998
Engine Model: O-540-J3A5D
Name of Overhaul Shop: Central Cylinder Service Inc.
Engine HP: 235hp
Last Annual Completed: May of 2025
Useful Load: 1,153.2lb
Date of Prop Overhaul: March of 2003
Usable Fuel: 72gal
Hours Since Prop Overhaul: 600.7hr
Avionics
- King KMA-20 Audio Panel
- King KX-155 Com/Nav 1 (INOP)
- King KX-155 Com/Nav 2
- King KLN-89B GPS
- King ADF
- King KT-76A Transponder
- King KN-62A DME
- Century IIIB Autopilot
Other Equipment & Modifications
- Storm Scope
- Standby Vacuum
- GEM Engine Analyzer
- Factory Air Conditioner
- Dual Toe Brakes
- Wheel Pants
Exterior:
Overall, the paint is in good condition! Some chipping paint here and there, primarily on the leading edge of the stabilator. No signs of hail or corrosion.
Interior:
The interior is original, and it is in good condition! No major signs of wear to be found. All panels are intact with no cracking or chipping. The front carpet is showing some minor staining from normal use.
Ownership History:
We purchased this Dakota from a gentleman in Colorado. He has owned the aircraft for over 10 years. He had discovered that he no longer had time to fly so he decided it was time to sell.
Damage History:
Off Airport Landing in 1980 due to an engine failure. The stabilator was repaired in 1988 from a bird strike. See 337 forms for details.
Logbook Condition:
Complete and in exceptional condition.
In-flight Report:
“This is a very straight flying Dakota! The aircraft performed great on the trip from Colorado back to Indiana.” Albert, Pilot