1961 Piper Comanche 250Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1961 Piper Comanche 250 (N7249P) presents as a well-maintained example with notable upgrades and a clean operational history. Originally built as a PA-24 but converted to the 250-horsepower configuration in 1962, the aircraft shows 6,610 hours total time with a Lycoming O-540-A1A5 engine boasting 1,465 SMOH in June 2001 by Western Skyways. The three-blade McCauley propeller also has 1,465 hours since its 2001 overhaul. The airframe features a 2011 repaint in Matterhorn White with metallic blue accents, described as in very good condition, while the interior sports off-white leather-like seats with brown carpeting.

Avionics include a Garmin GNS-430 GPS/Nav/Com, TKM MX170C digital Nav/Com, and GTX-330 transponder, complemented by a King audio panel and UAvionix Skybeacon ADS-B Out. Notable modifications include Great Lakes one-piece windscreen, Plane Power alternator conversion, Osborne tip tanks increasing usable fuel to 90 gallons, and a rudder balance kit. The aircraft carries an IFR certification valid through September 2026 and has a useful load of 1,255 lbs. Logbooks are complete, with no reported hail damage or corrosion, and the same owner since 1995. The next annual is due October 2025.