The refined sibling of the 120, adds flaps and rear windows. A docile, economical two-seat taildragger popular with vintage and Light-Sport-minded pilots. Below are the Cessna 140s listed on ClydesHangar right now, here's what to weigh before you buy one.
Typical asking prices run roughly $33,000–$44,500, depending most on year, engine time, and avionics. For a number tailored to a specific airplane, use the free Cessna 140 value calculator.
What to check before you buy
Engine time & compression, hours since overhaul drive both price and your next big bill.
Logs & damage history, complete logs and no damage protect resale.
Corrosion & AD compliance, especially on older airframes; get a pre-buy from a type-savvy mechanic.
Avionics & ADS-B, confirm it's equipped; upgrades are costly to add later.
Model-specific: All-metal '140A' models and clean, corrosion-free airframes bring a premium; fabric-wing examples vary widely on cover condition.