Restoration Opportunity: Dive into the Potential of a Cessna 140 Project Plane
If you're looking for a rewarding project with a lot of potential, look no further than this Cessna 140. The Cessna 140 has a rich history, first introduced in 1946 as a successor to the popular Cessna 120. It was designed as a two-seat, tricycle-gear general aviation airplane, ideal for training and personal use. With its all-metal construction and reliable performance, the Cessna 140 quickly became a favorite among pilots and aviation enthusiasts.
This particular Cessna 140 is a bit of a project, with some repairable damage including wing tip damage, fuselage issues, and damage to the bottom cowling. Despite this, the aircraft has a lot of potential to be restored into a classic flyer or an incredible bush plane. It's a blank canvas waiting for the right owner to bring it back to its former glory.
The seller is offering the aircraft with airworthiness certificates, logbooks, and an FAA bill of sale, providing a solid foundation for the restoration project. It's worth noting that this sale does not include an engine or propeller, so the new owner will have the flexibility to choose the perfect powerplant for their needs.
If you're interested in taking on this exciting project, you can view the original listing HERE for contact information. With an asking price of $9,500 it is a low barrier to entry for someone not intimidated by a project. This Cessna 140 is a rare find with the potential to become your dream plane.
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