Aircraft Appraisal Report
Name: James L. Lewis
Attention: Joe Gullino
Company: Jefferson Electric Company Inc.
Phone: 913 782 7780
Address: 18324 S.W. Hallmark Street P.O. Box 3342 Olathe , KS 66070
Aircraft Identification
Make: PIPER AIRCRAFT COMPANY Model: PA 28R 200
Serial No. 28R-78235083 Reg. No.
N46D Yr. Mfg. 1972
Type of Aircraft: Single Engine Piston
Airframe Total Time: 3179 Hrs. No. Landings:
N/A Cycles: N/A
Airframe Condition: High Average
Log Books in Aircraft Appear: Original.
Comments: This airplane appears to be well maintained and no corrosion was noted
during the inspection of the external surfaces of the aircraft. The cowling, cabin door
and baggage doors all appear to fit properly. The controls were unlocked and they moved
freely and properly. There was no indication of fuel or oil leakage.
The Airframe and Engine logs are complete and legible. There is an AD
listing attached to the end of the Airframe log book. The aircraft Hobbs meter was
replaced at 1,967 hours total time.
Maintenance Status
Maintenance Annual Date: 3/9/97 On Progressive
Inspection: No.
Comments: Routine items accomplished during the last Annual Inspection.
Time Life Limited Systems: No. Cycle Life Limited
Systems: No.
Comments: ELT was replaced 12/95. IFR re-certification was accomplished 1/3/96.
Service Bulletin Status: Many Service Bulletins and Service Letters are referred
to in the log books as being complied with.
AD's Complied With: Yes. Estimated Cost for AD's
Compliance: N/A
Tires Condition: Average Type Brakes:
Disk Anti-Skid: No
Exterior Paint Condition: High Average
Repaint Date: N/A Repainted By: N/A
Comments: Paint is adhering well except for the wing leading edge surface which
shows some erosion wear. No log entries noted for paint. The cowling has been repainted
and is a slightly different shade of white. The trim has not been repainted on the
cowling.
Interior Condition: Very Good Cabin Configuration:
Passenger
Cockpit Condition: Very Good Panel Layout: Good
Pressurized Cabin: No. Window Condition: Average
Comments: The interior is very pleasing to the eye. The log books
verify that the interior was refurbished on 7/23/93. There are no tears or stains in the
fabrics or carpet.
Airframe Modifications
Date of Modification: 6/27/79
Modification: Low profile headrests front and rear.
Date of Modification: 10/3/86
Modification: Standby vacuum system (Precise Flight).
Damage History
Current Damage: None Listed.
Damage Event: 6/8/88 Extent of Damage: Moderate
Repairs: Aircraft was involved in a hard landing. The right wing was removed for
repair at 1,921 hours total time. No details of the extent of the repair was reported in
the documentation that was presented to this appraiser. The Yellow tag for the wing was
issued by Williams Airmotive, Kendallville, Indiana.
Damage Event: 5/2/89 Extent of Damage: Moderate
Repairs: Aircraft was involved in a hard landing. A Ferry Permit was issued by the
FAA for a flight from Little Rock, Arkansas to Kendallville, Indiana where the left wing
was removed for repair. No details of the extent of the repair was reported in the
documentation that was presented to this appraiser. The Yellow tag was issued by Williams
Airmotive.
The engine and mount were removed for inspection following the sudden
stoppage. The engine and prop were overhauled. The lower cowl was replaced with new and
several integral nose wheel parts were replaced with new.
Engines & Props
Engine Manufacturer: Lycoming Model: IO-360-C1C
Engine Type: Piston
Engine Fire Detection: No. Engine Fire Bottles:
No.
Prop Reversers: No.
Prop Type: Constant Speed. Propeller TBO: 2000
Hrs
Engine #1 Serial No: L-21789-51-A
Time Since Field OH: 773 Hrs.
Engine Overhauled By: Bob Myers Aviation - Venice, Florida
Recommended TBO: 2000 Hrs.
Comments: This engine is original. It was overhauled on 5/15/89. Logs indicate
that there have been no major repairs to it since then.
Propeller Make: Hartzell Model:
HC-C2YK-1BF Number of Blades: 2
TSO/NEW: 235
Hrs. Date O/H:
5/2/95 Serial Number: CH 5647
Engine Modifications
Date of Modification: 6/27/89
Modification: Brackett Oil Filter.
Known Maintenance Problems with Engine(s): None known or reported
Estimated Cost to Repair: $0
General Engine Comments: None.
Instrumentation
Full Panel: Yes. Dual Panel: No.
Panel Configurations: Average. Panel Condition:
Good.
IFR Equipped: Yes.
Comments: The instrument panel is a single-pilot IFR type and the
gauges are logically arranged within the viewing range of the pilot. All installations
appear to be to factory specifications.
Avionics
Type of Avionic: NAV-COMM
Mfg: KING Model: KX 170 Channels:
200/360
Mfg: KING Model: KX 170 B Channels:
200/720
Type of Avionic: DME
Mfg: NARCO Model: DME 890
Type of Avionic: ILS
Mfg: KING Model: KI 201
Mfg: KING Model: KI 209
Type of Avionic: MARKER BEACON
Mfg: KING Model: KMA 20
Type of Avionic: TRANSPONDERS
Mfg: KING Model: KT 76A
Type of Avionic: ADF
Mfg: NARCO Model: PDF 35
Type of Avionic: AUTOPILOTS
Mfg: PIPER Model: ATLIMATIC III
The Avionics On This Aircraft Are Considered To Be: Average.
Additional Equipment
Dual Controls: Yes. Type: Yoke.
Stall Warning System: Yes. Stick Shaker: No.
Rotating Beacon: No. Strobe Light: Yes.
Taxi Lights: Yes. Identification Lights: No.
Long Range Fuel: No. Aux Fuel Qty: N/A
Single Point Refuel: No.
Toilet: No. Lavatory: No.
Galley: No. Cabinetry: No.
Other Equipment: Avionics master.
Comments: The instruments are clear and easy to read. No hazing
or cloudiness noted in glass.
De-Icing Systems
Known Ice System: No. Ice Lights: No.
Prop De-Ice: No. De-Ice Type: None.
Wing Tail Boots: No. Boots Condition: N/A
Windshield De-Ice: No. Windshield Wipers: None.
Jet Intake De-Ice: No. Pilot Heat: Yes.
Comments: This type of aircraft typically would not be equipped
for icing conditions.
Aircraft Appraisers Comments
This aircraft is being stored outdoors. It is used as a rental aircraft and is flown
regularly. The basis for the Aircraft's maintenance is the Annual Inspection and 100 Hour
Inspection system with 50 hour oil changes. Its Standard Airworthiness Certificate was
issued 1/7/72. The electric boost pump was replaced with an overhauled unit on 3/1/96. The
alternator was replaced 8/18/96.
This aircraft, N46D, was personally inspected on: 5/1/97 by: James T.
Oberlin, member of the National Aircraft Appraisers Association at: Johnson County
Executive Airport, located at Olathe, Johnson County, Kansas.
Appraisal Computation
Average Green Aircraft Value $23,950
Add for Airframe Condition $1,200
Add for Airframe Low Total Time $0
Add for Annual and Mandatory Inspection $410
Add for Exterior Paint Value $2,560
Add for Interior Value $2,470
Add for Airframe & Engine Modifications $1,890
Add for Engine(s) Residual Value $5,640
Add for Propeller(s) Residual Value $2,210
Add for Avionics Value $7,650
Add for De-Ice Systems Value $0
Add for Additional Equipment $0
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Total Additions $24,030
Deduct for Airframe Condition $0
Deduct for Airframe High Total Time $0
Deduct for Damage History -$3,450
Deduct for Airframe/Engine Maintenance Items $0
Deduct for Interior Value $0
Deduct for AD's Estimated Cost for AD Compliance $0
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Total Deductions -$3,450
Based on the above, the computed retail value of N46D is $44,530
National Aircraft
Appraisers Association
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Road
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The information herein has been prepared from many sources and is believed to be
correct. The National Aircraft Appraisers Association does not warrant the accuracy of the
source material. In the event of error or omission, the liability of the Association, or
Association Members, if any, is limited and may not, in any event, exceed the amount paid
for the appraisal. Further, the National Aircraft Appraisers Association accepts no
responsibility for usage of this form unless signed by an officer or current Member of the
Association and the Association Appraising Seal affixed. This inspection and inventory was
conducted by a physical examination of the external surfaces of the aircraft, the cockpit
and the passenger cabin: along with an inventory and assessment of the condition of
avionics, instrumentation and aircraft systems. No inspection plates were removed for
internal inspection. Further, the log books and other aircraft records were carefully
examined for compliance with FAA regulation relating to Airworthiness Directives, damage
and maintenance history, along with other required inspections and signatures. All
aircraft records were presumed to be authentic, unaltered, and signatures and inspections
therein by persons designated and appropriately licensed. AD compliance was attested to by
referencing the date of last Annual Inspection or other appropriate Inspection.
_______________________________________________________
James T. Oberlin
Certified Aircraft Appraiser
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