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FS: 1954 PA-18 150

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FS: 1954 PA-18 150

Selling my beloved super cub!

$65k

TTAF 3550
TSMOH 775

New cylinders 200 hours ago. Flown 100+ hours a year the last several years and mechanically very sound. Annual just completed and all compressions 77 or better. Plane is located in Wasilla,AK so come up for the airmens show and fly home in a super cub!! Call or text for more info. 256-710-3882

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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

That looks like a great ship! If I weren't already in a plane, I would give it some serious consideration.
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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

Darn, a couple more years when I get the kids out of the house that's just what I will be looking for. #-o
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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

I've seen Jeremy's ship and she's a nice one!

Now the question is, what are you replacing her with?
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Halestorm wrote:
Now the question is, what are you replacing her with?


I've still got the 180 so I'm going to give owning just one airplane a try for a little while. I will definitely miss the cub though!!
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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

$57,500! Anyone?
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Alaskabound wrote:$57,500! Anyone?


Forwarded your info to a friend here in Homer.
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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

He needs to sell it so he can pay for that BAY WELD Boat he is itching to buy :)
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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

Tire kicker here.. :oops:
What's the useable and would delivery to WA state be a possibility?
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flyingzebra wrote:Tire kicker here.. :oops:
What's the useable and would delivery to WA state be a possibility?


Useable is 18 gallons per side (stock tanks) and delivery to Washington would be no trouble!
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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

If you haven't listed it on Barnstormers.com, you might give it a try. I just sold my taildragger through that site last week. Last year I sold my Kitfox on Barnstormers. Both of them took time though, a few months, though spring seems to be a good time to close deals. There are a couple of much higher priced Super Cubs on there now, so yours might look quite attractive by comparison. I don't know anything about Cubs but it seems to me that yours represents a very fair value as equipped.

Good luck with the sale,

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Re: FS: 1954 PA-18 150

I actually meant useable load. Sorry. Thinking about this. A SC is on the must have someday list.
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flyingzebra wrote:I actually meant useable load. Sorry. Thinking about this. A SC is on the must have someday list.


Sorry! Useful load is around 600 lbs depending on what tires are on it. Weighs 1180 with 35" bushwheels.
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