1962 Piper Comanche 250Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1962 Piper Comanche 250 (N7719P) presents as a well-equipped cross-country aircraft with recent maintenance and modern avionics. The airframe shows 4,124.7 total hours, while its Lycoming O-520 engine has 477.5 hours since a Pen Yan overhaul, matched with a new MT composite 3-blade propeller. The aircraft just completed its annual inspection in July 2024, with pitot-static certification valid until April 2027, along with GTN750 and G5 software updates. Notable airframe modifications include a single tine main landing gear conversion, reversed brakes, and compliance with the 1000-hour gear AD using new and refurbished parts.

The panel features a Garmin GTN750 paired with dual G5s, an STEC 50 autopilot with altitude hold, and a JPI 900 primary engine monitor. Additional avionics include ADS-B In/Out via GDL88, a PMA8000BT Bluetooth audio panel, and a voice annunciator for stall and gear warnings. The interior sports Airtex upholstery (rated 7/10) and Rams Horn yokes, while the exterior paint scores 9/10. With 90-gallon fuel capacity and a custom cover included, this magazine-featured Comanche (appearing on the January 2016 Comanche Flyer cover) is described as needing nothing for its next owner.