1964 Aero Commander 500BMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1964 Aero Commander 500B (Registration N171Z) presents as a well-maintained twin with recent upgrades and a strong maintenance history. The airframe shows 11,310 total hours, with the left engine at 1,702 SMOH by Western Skyways (April 1998) and the right at 593 SMOH by Premier Aircraft (March 2004). Both Hartzell props have 294 hours since overhaul. The aircraft features RayJay turbo normalization and includes notable STCs like the AD Howard camera hole modification and automatic alternate air system.

Avionics are a highlight with a Garmin GTN-650 touchscreen, GNS 430W, GTX-327 transponder with ADS-B, and an S-Tec System 65 autopilot with GPSS steering. The panel is further enhanced by a Sandel electronic HSI and King radar altimeter. The 2022 exterior paint shows well, complemented by a 2018 custom interior with soundproofing, accommodating seven seats in a club configuration. With a useful load of 1,700 lbs and full IFR capability, this Commander is equipped for both mission flexibility and modern navigation. The aircraft is currently scheduled for its next annual inspection in June 2025.