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Piper Comanche 1960 PA24-180

2 weeks hanger access starting August 1st to make pickup arrangements

  Lot # 1P
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PDFCondition N 311SS.pdf
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  • Lot # 1P
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Description

THERE WILL BE AN INPERSON PREVIEW OF THE Aircraft by appointment only  Wed July 19th 10am-2pm

There are extensive well keep log books available for viewing

Wing # N 311SS
The last inspection appears to have been done in 2006
inspection shows 1390 hrs of time in service at that point

Engine log shows a complete rebuild in 2006 by Carter Engines in Elizabeth Tennessee with inventory of parts and full description of rebuild since there has been 6hrs on engine 

Hartzell prop overhauled by Sensenich Propeller Service 2006 and has O time since overhaul.

Aircraft Log shows 1390 Tach Time as May 2006

 

It then underwent a complete rebuild beginning 2006
After rebuild the air craft has never been recorded as having flight time

To begin the process of breaking the rebuilt engine in  the aircraft was taxied and run for less than 7 hrs

Due to health issues the owner was no longer able to fly

and the aircraft has never seen flight time since the rebuild it has been stored in a private hanger 

The craft is in like new condition with fresh paint fully redone interior 

complete rebuilt engine
Upon inspection leaks were noted to landing gear and prop seals

 

note: the title of the item denotes what is included. Items are sold as photoed please refer to photos for condition. ALL ITEMS SOLD AS-IS

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS AT THIS LINK (COPY & PASTE): https://adobe.ly/44luT6Q

 

THERE WILL BE AN INPERSON PREVIEW OF THE Aircraft by appointment only 

When connected to a battery the motor turns and electrical components seem to all function. No effort was made to start the car. It has been sitting for over 8yrs. Although it seems the owner most likely added fuel stabilizer. 

Report N 311SS
Piper PA-24-180 (1960)

Engine Condtion
Lycoming O 360 shows very little wear, logbooks were unavailable at time of inspection but
believed to have less than 10 hrs based on borescorpe analysis. Extremely clean condition and
shows 6.5 qts of oil in the sump.
All appliances appear to be new or rebuilt based on visual inspection only.
Propeller appears to have been overhauled on visual inspection although blade seals do
show signs of leakage.
Engine pulls through cleanly and compressions were attempted but were very low. Low
compressions believed to be the result of the low hours and rings that have not yet seated.
Borescope shows almost no signs of wear inside the cylinders.
Airframe
Overall paint shows well with minor blemishes and good coverage throughout.
Fuselage and wing skins show no sign of corrosion.
Nose Gear seal appears dry and has some leakage. Aircraft is on jacks and has been for
some time. Tires show no wear. Brakes are original setup with no toe brakes.
Windows are in very good condition with a few spots around the seals.
Stabilator seems very tight and visual inspection of horn shows it has been inspected at
some time due to dye penetrant being present. Does not appear to be Australian Horn.
Fuel bladders appear to be in good condition with no leaks, fuel is present with fuel additive.
No Battery installed but power was applied and all lights including beacon operate normally.
Panels lights and Avionics all seemed to be functioning properly.
Avionics include Garmin 530 (non waas), Garmin 340 Audio panel, Narco AT 50 (No ADSB).
Interior is like new with leather upholstery and carpet floors.
Landing gear is very clean but a gear swing was not attempted at this time due to battery
and low power.

Overall condition shows very well and appears to have been meticulously rebuilt. This aircraft
will need some attention and further inspections will need to be performed before airworthiness
can be obtained.