Five partners · One airplane · Hangared at Georgetown Executive
A shared-ownership partnership keeping a 1963 Piper Cherokee 235 flying out of Central Texas — equally held, equally loved.
Five friends, one classic airplane, and a simple idea: great flying is better when the cost and the joy are shared.
The Texas Old Man's Aviation Society is a five-member partnership that owns and operates N8513W, a 1963 Piper Cherokee 235. Each member holds an equal twenty-percent stake, and every expense — from the hangar to the oil change to the annual inspection — is split five ways.
That structure keeps a well-loved, high-useful-load Cherokee available, maintained, and ready to fly far more often than any one of us could manage alone. The airplane lives in a hangar at Georgetown Executive Airport (KGTU), just north of Austin, where the Hill Country, the lakes, and a thousand grass strips are all within easy reach.
Specifications reflect the PA-28-235 type. Exact figures for this airframe per its logbooks & equipment list.
Crew Manifest
Five members, one shared logbook. From left to right in the photo:
Get in touch
Questions about the partnership, the airplane, or N8513W? Reach the members directly.
contact@n8513w.org