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N100PP: Commander 112TC

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Aug. 15, 2023

N100PP: Commander 112TC

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Details

Registration #
N100PP
Status
Off Market
Year
1978
Make
Commander
Model
112TC
Serial Number
54321
TTAF
2770
Engine 1 Time
1750
Flight Rules
IFR
Location
Las Vegas, NM USA

Price History

Dec. 20, 2022
88,000

Listings

Site
Price
Status
Updated
88,000
Removed
July 26, 2023
88,000
Removed
Aug. 15, 2023

Description

SOLD to an appreciative buyer who waited for a good plane at a great price.  

Absolute best value for the money.

SOLD, flew home across the continental USA on day of sale.
  

Avionics

Garmin WAAS 430, STEC 30 AutoPilot, MX1700 Digital #2. ADSB.  Digital Fuel Flow (Hoskins), Insight graphic digital engine monitor, and new Tail Beacon  ADSB. Add a pair of AV 30's for a digital panel.
  

Airframe

Paint is a solid 8.  Extensive Annual Sept 2022.  All logs, extensive work at Commander Aircraft over the years. Turbo was installed as upgrade  to full Turbo spec: not just 'normalized'. Gentle gear-up in '04 was repaired by Beegles Colorado. No visible evidence of the damage to the untrained eye. 
Of course it has Trailing link, shock absorbed landing  gear. Compare to Cessna spring only gear.  The difference is dramatic.  Wide gear stance also makes for controlled landings and cross wind handling.  
Full thorough annual underway Oct. 22, to be signed off in Nov,  with ALL AD's completed, new battery, fresh IFR/Pitot Static,  new hoses, ADSB, whatever needs doing will be done.  
We'll be flying this plane often when it's out of annual.  Unless you buy it first.  
This is a very nice plane and will be a great value for future sale or simply to fly and enjoy.
After forty years in aircraft sales, I believe this is the plane most likely to appreciate in this category.
  

Engines / Mods

TO-360-C1A6D. Factory Turbo spec.  
Prop is  under 100 hours since new.  Hartzell HC e2YR-1BF
Factory Turbo Charged. Engine is near TBO but was IRAN (Inspect repair as necessary) after gear up in 2004. Inspection was per Lycoming overhaul manual.
Same engine as Partenavia Observer.  No new engines available but plenty of parts.  A reliable LYCOMING engine.  
Prop was new after gear up.  Approx 158 hours.
  

Interior / Exterior

Excellent paint, interior in brown leather. 
Paint has a few small blemishes but overall very clean with good depth and shine. 
Clean glass. 
The interior is very good looking.  Smooth saddle brown leather.   Headliner is excellent as are side panels. 
See photos.
  

Remarks

I can text you videos.  We bought this for fun and to fly.  Winter, Winds, Fire and a few other planes in the shop have delayed this plane getting it's annual.   It flew on a ferry permit from KALS to E98 (Mid Valley ABQ).  It's a great platform.  Fly it as is with ongoing oil analysis and regular compression checks (which you can do yourself by the way) and extend this engines life carefully and safely.  It had a recent tear down and full inspection.  
Shop overhaul is expected to cost around $30k. 
Don't let armchair experts tell you the TO360 Lycoming Turbo engine is no good. No, they don't make it anymore but YES it can be overhauled. Same engine as Partenavia Observer with great reliable service history.
Compare this ship to Cessnas... only reason these are cheaper is an ignorant market! It's a better plane; I've owned five now and would take this over a 182 RG any day.    The Turbo 112 is the equal of the straight 114 at high DA's and  altitude and faster up high.
Park this plane on the ramp and you'll get a lot of compliments.
  

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