This Piper Aircraft PA-32-301 FT 766-856 Parts Catalog (IPC) provides a comprehensive guide to the parts and components for the Piper PA-32-301 FT aircraft model with serial numbers 3232001 and above. The catalog contains detailed information about every part, including its description, part number, and illustration, making it easy to identify and order the necessary parts for maintenance, repairs, or upgrades. With over 365 pages, this comprehensive manual covers all aspects of the aircraft, ranging from the engine and airframe to the avionics and interior. It is an invaluable resource for pilots, mechanics, and aircraft owners who need to maintain and repair their Piper PA-32-301 FT aircraft.

The Piper PA-32-301, often referred to as the Cherokee Six, is a six-seater, single-engine, high-wing aircraft designed and manufactured by Piper Aircraft. Introduced in 1974, the PA-32-301 was a development of the earlier Cherokee line, featuring a larger fuselage and increased seating capacity. The aircraft achieved widespread popularity due to its versatility and reliability, making it a favorite of flight schools, private owners, and commercial operators alike. The PA-32-301 is powered by a Lycoming IO-540 engine, generating 290 horsepower, allowing for a maximum cruise speed of about 185 knots. Its spacious cabin, equipped with comfortable seating, ample storage space, and large windows offering excellent visibility, makes it a comfortable and practical aircraft for long-distance flights and short trips alike. The PA-32-301's robust construction and advanced avionics systems contribute to its reputation for safety and ease of operation. Its fixed tricycle landing gear facilitates smooth takeoffs and landings, while its forgiving stall characteristics provide additional safety margins. The Cherokee Six boasts a high payload capacity, allowing for both passengers and cargo transportation. The aircraft's versatile design adapts well to various applications, including personal transportation, flight training, aerial photography, and even light cargo operations. The PA-32-301's legacy continues today, with numerous examples still in active service, testament to its enduring qualities and lasting appeal.