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Piper Cherokee Arrow in Detail

Part III

n Text and photos by Kai-Mikael Jää-Aro

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 Engine cover

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 The engine cover on the right side. A cover for something (oil?) and something further down that also has been scuffed a bit and thus probably can be opened.
 

 


 Exhausts

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 Low on the right side, engine exhausts and air intake.
 

 


 Entrance

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 The UP vector on this picture is not the best I've chosen, but I tried to take a picture parallel to the no-slip area on the wing.
 

 


 Door

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 Some very worn parts, on the left a handle to grab while climbing onto the wing, on the top right the door opener.
 

 


 Interior

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 The interior, photographed through the windscreen. The interior has a very strong feeling of a 1970s family car.
 

 


 Interior

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 Going in. I didn't think of checking—is that an ashtray in the door? Note sunshades.
 

 


 Dashboard

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 The dashboard. Still very much car feeling.
 

 


 Pedals

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 Pedals. Remember how the rudder was slightly offset?
 

 


 Pilot pedals

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 The pedals on the pilot's side.
 

 


 Fire extinguisher

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 The fire extinguisher(powder) under the pilot's seat. I have one exactly similar in my flat. Is that lever the handbrake?
 

 


 Passenger seats

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 The passenger seats seem to be covered in a different material than the front seats—presumably the front seats get more worn and have been reupholstered. Behind the passenger seats is an open storage area.
 

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