** SOLD ** 1961 Comanche 250
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1961 Piper PA-24-250 Comanche
Single-engine Piston-Used
$60,000
03/31/2025
Registration no. N7125P
542 VIEWS
238 DAYS ON FLYING
7 SAVES
Aircraft Listing Type
For Sale
Highlights
Seller location
Mena, Arkansas, United States
Aircraft location
Mena, Arkansas, United States
Airframe & Propulsion
Airframe Total time
2,895 hours
ESTIMATED TIME BEFORE OVERHAUL (TBO)
Remaining engine hours before the factory recommended Time Before Overhaul (TBO).
Airframe Description
Owned by the same Commercial rated pilot, A/P since 1977.
Paint 5
Interior 5
One piece windshield
Recent tires
New gear bungees
Total hours flown in the past 6 months
10 hours
Propulsion
Lycoming O-540 (250 HP)
ETT 2985 SMOH 778.4 STOH 175 PSMOH 234
All compressions in the 70's
Recent new starter
Most Hoses firewall forward replaced in the last year.
Avionics
Flight rules
Visual Flight Rules
Navigation equipment
MX-300
RT- transponder
Comms equipment
MX-300
KMA-20 Audio Panel
Additional equipment
Century II Autopilot
KA86- ADF
Narco elt (new batt.)
Interior & Exterior
Number of seats
4
Interior Condition
Dated but intact. No tears.
Additional interior pics available upon request.
Interior Year
1961
Interior Score
5
Exterior Condition
Faded with some chipped areas.
Paint Year
1961
Paint Score
5
Maintenance
Inspection Status
Annual Completed 08/10/2024
Inspection Expiry
Sun, Aug 31, 2025
Damage history
Involved in an emergency off-airport landing in the '70's. Repaired per regs and flown flawlessly since.
Price Change history
Date
Event
Price
03/31/2025
Sold
N/A
03/31/2025
Listed for Sale
$60,000
09/26/2024
Closed
N/A
09/04/2024
Price Change
$63,000$60,000
(-5%)
08/21/2024
Price Change
$63,000$61,000
(-3%)
08/11/2024
Listed for Sale
$63,000
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