1971 Piper Twin Comanche CRMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1971 Piper Twin Comanche CR (N333HJ) presents as a well-maintained, long-range light twin with notable performance modifications. The aircraft features factory-installed counter-rotating Lycoming IO-320 engines, each with 390 hours since Lycoming remanufacture, paired with new 10-hour MT composite propellers. The airframe shows 4,140 total time and benefits from Lo Presti speed modifications including cowls and fairings, plus extended-range fuel capacity totaling 130 gallons across tip tanks, nacelle tanks, and auxiliary systems. The panel includes a Garmin GNS430, Aspen Evolution flight deck, and King avionics suite, supporting both IFR and VFR operations.

The aircraft's 2012 paint remains in excellent condition, complemented by a 2020 interior refresh with blue leather seats and new carpets. Notable STCs include Webco nacelle tanks and Osborne tip tanks, enhancing its cross-country capability with up to 10 hours endurance. The seller, an A&P/IA, has operated the aircraft extensively across multiple continents, including transatlantic flights and operations in Asia. With its combination of recent maintenance, speed modifications, and upgraded avionics, this Twin Comanche CR offers a unique blend of performance and proven reliability for serious travelers.