For Sale 1984 Piper Turbo Arrow IV

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With mixed emotions this octogenarian has decided to sell my 1982 Piper Turbo Arrow. I’m not flying much and I don’t want to see the airplane sit in the hangar, the worst thing to happen to an airplane.

$95,000.00. See attached "detail.pdf" for aircraft detials.

Located in central Maine.

Ron
 

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As he said, congratulations on knowing when to give it a new home. Fly safe!

Also, see if you meet the requirements for an FAA Master Pilot Award.

To be eligible for the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award, nominees must meet the following criteria:

Hold a U.S. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) or Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pilot certificate.
Have 50 or more years of civil and military piloting experience or 50 or more years combined experience in both piloting and aircraft operations.
Up to 20 years of the required 50 years may be U.S. military experience.
The effective start date for the 50 years is the date of the nominee’s first solo flight or military equivalent.
The 50 years may be computed consecutively or non-consecutively.
Be a U.S. citizen.
Have NOT had any airman certificate revoked.
 
As he said, congratulations on knowing when to give it a new home. Fly safe!

Also, see if you meet the requirements for an FAA Master Pilot Award.

To be eligible for the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award, nominees must meet the following criteria:

Hold a U.S. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) or Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pilot certificate.
Have 50 or more years of civil and military piloting experience or 50 or more years combined experience in both piloting and aircraft operations.
Up to 20 years of the required 50 years may be U.S. military experience.
The effective start date for the 50 years is the date of the nominee’s first solo flight or military equivalent.
The 50 years may be computed consecutively or non-consecutively.
Be a U.S. citizen.
Have NOT had any airman certificate revoked.

Yes, I have the FAA Master Pilot Award. I received it in 2022. Soloed in a 7AC Champ way back in 1963 while stationed in Rota, Spain.
 
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