1957 Piper Tri Pacer PA-22-150
Description
The Piper PA-22 Tri-Pacer is a small, four-seat aircraft that was produced by the Piper Aircraft Corporation from 1950 to 1982. It is a low-wing, tricycle gear-equipped aircraft that was originally designed for use as a personal aircraft, but it has also been used for flight training, bush flying, and other applications. The PA-22 was powered by a variety of different engines, including the Lycoming O-320 and Continental O-300, and was available in both standard and "crop duster" configurations. Despite its popularity, the PA-22 has a reputation for being difficult to fly, particularly in crosswind conditions, and has been involved in a number of accidents over the years.
Features
- Total Time: 2758
- Time on Prop since overhaul - 193.55 hrs
- Time on Engine - top overhaul done 200hours ago - logs available - 3 of 4 new cylinders
- Time on Engine SMOH - 1633
- NEW GARMIN 355A NAV COM / TERRAIN AVOIDANCE / WITH MOVING MAP & SLAVED TO NEW NAV HEAD BELOW, NO. 2 RADIO
- NEW APOLLO SL40 AS NO.1 RADIO
- STARTUS - ADSB (IN/OUT) TRANSPONDER. COMPLIES WITH ALL 2020 MANDATESGIVING LAT / LONG READOUT. INSTALLED IN 2020.
- BENDIX KING KA- 134 AUDIO PANEL
- NEW NAV HEAD GLIDE SLOPE / LOCALIZER (VISUAL APP. ONLY) SLAVED TO THE GARMIN 355A
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