very nice 1960 Piper PA 22 Tri Pacer aircraft for sale
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Piper PA22... TriPacer Untitled Aviation Photo 0659170
This 1960 Piper PA-22 Tri-Pacer is currently airworthy and ready to fly home, offering a new take of the popular adage car sellers use to fly in, drive it home. Of course, flying home in a vintage aircraft that has some mild needs - but needs nonetheless - may test the fortitude of even the bravest among us.
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The Tri- Pacer can cruise faster than a vintage Cessna 172 on only seven to nine GPH. It has good short-field performance, a wide CG range and good parts availability to boot. The price for this ranges from about $15,500 up to around $20,000 or so, though a "fixer-upper" can be had for less.
Piper PA22 TriPacer/Caribbean/Colt Untitled Aviation Photo
Airplane prices are on the rise! All while the fleet is getting smaller. While affordable 4 seat airplanes used to be common, the rise in prices on 172's and.
GAWLI Private Piper PA22 TriPacer at Lashenden / Headcorn Photo
The Piper PA-20 Pacer and PA-22 Tri-Pacer are an excellent value for a solid, dependable, proven design rag-and-tube aircraft that makes a good foundation for a bush plane. They are plentiful on the current market and provide similar performance to a Cessna 170 or 172 in stock form.
Piper PA22135 TriPacer Untitled Aviation Photo 2272411
The Pacer and the Tri-Pacer were the first post- World War II Piper designs with flaps and a control yoke instead of a center stick, and they belong to a sub-group of Piper aircraft popularly called "short wing Pipers," reflecting their shorter wingspans compared to the earlier J-3 Cub and PA-18 Super Cub. [1]
Piper PA22160 TriPacer Untitled Aviation Photo 1824944
The PA-20 Pacer and PA-22 Tri-Pacer are a family of four-seat, strut braced, high-wing light aircraft that were built by Piper Aircraft in the post-World War II period. Pacer PA-20's Tri-Pacer PA-22 The Pacer was essentially a four-seat version of the two-seat PA-17 Vagabond light aircraft.
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In an attempt to make the learning and flying process easier, Piper offered the Pacer in a nose-wheel configuration, thus the name Tri-Pacer, which also came with a power bump up to 160hp. The Tri-Pacer has a useful load of a touch over 650lb (295kg, or .5 VW Beetles), and can cruise at 116kt. (134mph). Stall speed is 49mph, which translates.
Piper PA22150 TriPacer Untitled Aviation Photo 1402651
PIPER TRIPACERS $18,000 PROJECT FOR SALE Two complete 1957 PA-22S-150, 1956 PA-22-150 TriPacers Projects less engines. 4 sets of Wings, controls, Sealed Struts and Old style, Pants, gear, Interior upholstery and much more parts. Will need two 26' U-haul trucks to move it all. Will sell separate. Possible aircraft / item Trades.
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The Tri- Pacer can cruise faster than a vintage Cessna 172 on only seven to nine GPH. It has good short-field perfor mance, a wide CG range and good parts availability to boot. The price for this ranges from about $15,000 up to around $20,000 or so, though a "fixer-upper" can be had for less.
Piper PA22150 TriPacer Untitled Aviation Photo 2729512
1 > >> 1958 PIPER TRI-PACER PA-22 $65,000 Reg# N8918D TT: 2993 1958 Piper TriPacer PA22-160 completely recovered in 2008 GDL82 ADSB Garmin Aera 660 Two UAvionix AV-30's disc brake upgrade Skytec starter Rosen Visors Vo. More Info eric vollmer Fayetteville, AR USA Compare SAVE
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A steel-tube and fabric, high-wing, strut-braced single-engine configuration aircraft with four seats, the higher horsepower Tri-Pacer can turn in a solid short-field performance, lifting a reasonable load with full fuel. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for the first Tripacers powered by 125hp and 135hp Lycoming engines.
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PA-22 Tri-Pacer. The Tri-Pacer is a solid, easy-to-fly airplane that in the 150-160 hp versions is a solid four-place airplane. Their reputation is one of being fast on final but that's not true. Yes, the Tri-Pacer is faster than a Cessna but a few trips around the pattern and you'll have it mastered. Originally powered by the same 125/135.
Piper PA22 TriPacer/Caribbean/Colt Untitled Aviation Photo
Photo by Mike Burdett via Wikipedia Commons The Piper Tri-Pacer is the answer to the question, asked by Piper back in the day, "How can we build a nosewheel four-seater without designing a whole new plane?" Easy. Put a nose wheel on a Pacer. The result is an aircraft that files okay, carries four svelte friends, and doesn't cost a lot.
Piper PA22135 TriPacer Untitled Aviation Photo 5526913
AOPA Insurance Services estimates a $25,000 1960 Piper Tri-Pacer flown by a 100-hour total-time pilot will cost $850 to $900 per year to insure. How many in the fleet? AIRPAC PlaneBase shows a huge FAA-registered fleet of 2,833 Piper Tri-Pacer aircraft. Who knew? Financing
Aviation photographs of Piper PA22135 TriPacer ABPic
Overview Performance Summary Specifications Short-wing Pipers are just that. The description is meant to set them apart from - how did you know? - long-wing Pipers. But don't make the same mistake as Marilynn Milor of Wichita Falls, Texas. She and her husband bought a Cherokee 180, vintage 1970, with the short-span, constant-chord wing.
