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65 HP hand prop start, Always hangared and well cared for, Engine logs available. A classic taildragger in very good condition, ready for its next owner. ... More Info
Jeff Miller
Hopatcong, NJ USA
Last Update: 09/19/2026
Total time 2677 Engine 677 SMOH REBUILT IN 1995, logs forward from 95 Annual 4/25 More Info
Christopher Travland
Austin, TX USA
Last Update: 09/15/2026
Classic Champ but with 85hp engine instead of the original 65hp. This airplane is perfect for weekend flying, time building, or tailwheel training. Super e... More Info
Lukas Jorgensen
Huntsville, TX USA
Last Update: 10/07/2026
This Aeronca Super Champ 105 HP has been hangar kept in California most of its life. Only 364 hours on the engine. Electrical system and starter plus other... More Info
Livermore, CA USA
Last Update: 08/31/2026
Fresh Annual, 65hp. Runs Great. Always fires up on the first blade. 798.2smoh. 5068TT More Info
Jon Colcord
Townsend, DE USA
Last Update: 10/02/2026
2997 TTAF, 100 SMOH, 72 PSOH; Stits Cover 1984 and Hangared Since; Digital Comm w/Intercom; Qualifies as Light Sport. More Info
Placerville, CA USA
Last Update: 09/20/2026
Designed for flight training and personal use, the Aeronca Model 7 Champion is a single engine, two seat aircraft. Commonly known as the Champ, the aircraft entered into production in 1945. The empty weight is 740 lbs and the maximum takeoff weight is 1,220s. The cruise speed is 85 mph, the stall speed is 38 mph, and the maximum speed is 100 mph.
The Champ can be soloed from the front, which gives the pilot improved forward visibility on the ground and during takeoffs, landing, and climbs.
The fuselage and tail surfaces are constructed of welded metal tubing. The fuselage's outer shape is created by a combination of wooden formers and longerons covered with fabric. The cross section of the metal fuselage truss is triangular. The strut-braced wings are fabric covered utilizing aluminum ribs. Most aircraft were built with wooden spars. The Aeronca Champion is equipped with a Continental A65-8 piston engine.
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