1964 Piper Cherokee Pathfinder and 2001 Beechcraft King Air B200 Featured as Top Aircraft‑For‑Sale Picks

The 1964 Piper PA‑28‑235 Cherokee Pathfinder, equipped with a 235 hp Lycoming O‑540‑B2B5 engine, has logged 3,740 total airframe hours and 1,841 hours since a major engine overhaul. Recent upgrades include a constant‑speed propeller, modern avionics such as a PS Engineering audio panel, Garmin GPS, ADS‑B transponder, angle‑of‑attack indicator and digital engine monitor. The aircraft cruises above 140 mph, burns roughly 12 gph and carries 84 gallons of fuel, giving VFR endurance of more than six hours.

The 2001 Beechcraft King Air B200 features twin Pratt & Whitney PT6A‑42 turboprop engines with 3,465 total hours each and 3,911 landings. A 2019 Garmin glass‑cockpit upgrade provides dual TXi 600 displays, dual GTN 750 navigators, weather radar, ADS‑B transponder and Bluetooth‑enabled audio panel. The cabin was fully refurbished in 2018 with executive seating and conference facilities. The aircraft remains in excellent condition, with complete logbooks and additional upgrades such as tail strakes and LED lighting.