fly0611_cherokee-80_dig1.jpg
The Piper Cherokee was originally designed with a Hershey bar wing, with a constant chord
fly0611_cherokee-80_dig2.jpg
The Piper Auto Nav PRC3 and Narco RDF VHT3 avionics in this 1962 Cherokee instrument pane
fly0611_archer_dig1.jpg
N7860N was originally a 1969 model Cherokee 180D, which was transformed into a 1970 180E
fly0611_archer_dig5.jpg
Between 1965 and 1972, several modifications were made to improve the propeller spinner,
fly0611_archer_dig9.jpg
In 1976, Piper introduced the Archer II. The airplane’s designator changed from PA-28-2
fly0611_archer_dig8.jpg
Not much has changed under the Archer’s engine cowl through the years. The Cherokee 180
fly0611_archer_dig10.jpg
Piper dropped the Cherokee name in 1976, and the airplane was marketed strictly as the Ar
fly0611_archer_dig3.jpg
In 1973, the Archer’s fuselage was stretched to increase the cabin size and the door si
Your Comment
All submitted comments are subject to the license terms set forth in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use
Marketplace
Find great Products & Services!
Partner Pages
