1970 PIPER Twin Comanche SOLD
No longer listed as of May 2026. The price below is the last asking price — the final sale price is not disclosed.
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- Year
- 1970
- Make
- Piper
- Model
- Twin Comanche
- Total Time
- 2,016 hr
- Seller
- Avpay Sold Aircraft
- Source
- avpay.aero
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Market price band
Piper Twin Comanche typical:
$12,500 – $250,000
across 21 active listings
Description
I have owned this aircraft since 1996 but it has not flown much since then. It was involved in a landing incident where the LH main gear was damaged. All the damage on the airframe and gear had been repaired but the aircraft was never put into commission again due to family related health issues. LH engine and propeller has to be installed and then needs MPI and annual to be done. I am willing to assist with any shipping from South Africa but costs would be for buyers account.
Airframe
TTSN: 2016 Hours
Engine
Type: LH Lycoming IO320
TTSN: 2240 Hours
SMOH: 240
Type: RH Lycoming IO320
TTSN: 1150, SMOH 860
Propeller
Type: LH Hartzell
TTSN: 2490
SOH: 256
Type: RH Hartzell
TTSN: 2490 SOH: 256
Avionics
Audio Panel: King KMA 24
Nav/Com 1 & 2: King KX 170 A & B
ADF (Dual): King KR 87
TXPDR: King KN 62
DME: King
Autopilot: Century III (3 Axis)
Stormscope: 3M
VOR & Glide Slope Indicators
Equipment
Tip Tanks, Dual Altimeters, Oxygen, Marker Beacons, Strobe Lights, EGT Gauges, Full K2U Speed Kit, One piece Windshield with ¼” glass, Manually controllable Rayjay turbochargers (factory fitted).
Exterior
Overall White with Red and Cream Stripes.
Interior
Original Red Leathers Seats, Red Carpets
Comments
Exceptionally low time Twin Commanche in very good condition. I am only the fourth owner of this aircraft. All previous owners’ Certificate of Registration available. Original USA Logbooks are also available.
SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND VERIFICATION UPON INSPECTION, WITHDRAWEL AND/OR PRIOR TO SALE. E & OE.
About the Piper Twin Comanche
The Piper Twin Comanche (PA-30, later PA-39) is one of the most fuel-efficient piston twins ever built — a light four-to-six-seat twin derived from the single Comanche. Its small 160-hp engines sip fuel while still delivering true twin redundancy, and the later PA-39 adds counter-rotating propellers. Owners prize it as an economical way to fly on two engines, with turbo versions available for high-altitude work.