Selling in Seminole County
Selling an airplane from Sanford
We're Thomas and Ally Dowell, a two-person aircraft brokerage in New Smyrna Beach, under an hour from Orlando Sanford International (KSFB).
The short version
- We have listed and sold airplanes based at Sanford
- We see the airplane and its logbooks in person before we price it
- The data is on the listing from day one
- Priced off the comparables, with the numbers shown
- Every deal closes through AIC Title
Airplanes we've handled at Sanford
A 1974 Cessna 172M with the Air Plains 180 hp conversion and a Garmin G3X panel was based at Sanford. We listed it and it sold. See how it was listed.
Two more of ours are at KSFB: a 1968 Cherokee 140, for sale now, and a 2006 Cirrus SR20, coming soon.
Close enough to see it
If your airplane lives at Sanford, we come look at it, its logbooks and its hangar before we price it.
What a listing looks like
Times, engine and prop history, avionics, damage history and photos are on the listing the day it goes up. The logbooks are scanned, so a buyer can search them instead of calling you.
Each month we also publish market reports on the Cirrus, Bonanzas, Cessna 182, 206 and 210, PA-32, PA-46, Barons and the Cessna twins: how many are for sale, what they ask, how long they sit.
How it works
Before you list your airplane · How we price a listing · From offer to closing
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