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On-Final Aircraft Brokerage LLC brings to market this 1977 Grumman AA1-C Lynx with the 125hp STC.
Same owner since 2001.
All Logbooks since day 1
Always hangared
Airframe:
TT 2935.8
tinted canopy, recently installed new windshield,
No hail damage, No corrosion,
Vancouver, Washington, United States
Vancouver, Washington, United States
2,935 hours
Airframe:
TT 2935.8
tinted canopy, recently installed new windshield,
No hail damage, No corrosion, No debonding.
Paint- 7/10
Interior- 7/10
1,292 hours SFOH
Engine:
Lycoming O-235 125hp (STC)
ETT- 1292.09
STOH- 781.48 (yr.1997)
75/80 79/80 75/80 77/80
Sensenich 72CK-0-56
Instrument Flight Rules
Avionics:
Dual KX 170B Nav/Com with 2 VOR, 1 glide slope and marker beacon.
DMA fuel monitor
Digital tachometer
M800 Chronometer
IFR capable(needs recert)
PTT on both yokes
2
7/10
7/10
Annual completed 03/25
Wed, Apr 1, 2026
Damage history from the late 70's
Company developed experimental prop for use with turbine and electric power systems.
As seen on: 
At 1722 mountain time, a Cessna 172P and a PA-31T collided in midair over Denver. The pilot and two passengers aboard the Cessna and the two pilots aboard the Piper were killed. Six people on the ground suffered minor injuries from falling debris. The Cessna had departed Centennial Airport about 22 minutes earlier, bound for Cheyenne, Wyo. The Piper departed Jeffco Airport about 12 minutes earlier, bound for Centennial. The Piper was flying VFR to the southeast in Class E airspace at 7,800 feet squawking a discrete transponder code and under radar contact, but the airplanes Mode C altitude readout was apparently missing. The Cessna departed VFR northbound and was cleared into Class B airspa...
As seen on: 
At 23:25 central time, a Piper PA-31T1 crashed on approach to Graham Municipal Airport. The pilot and his three passengers were killed. The pilot was instrument-rated and IMC prevailed, but a flight plan was not filed. The flight was reported overdue the next day and the crash site was found three days after the crash. The wreckage indicated the airplane crashed while in controlled flight. A weather station 32 miles from the crash site reported broken cloud layers at 600 and 7,000 feet, visibility four miles in mist, temperature 15, dewpoint 14 at the time of the crash....
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