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Multi-Engine Piston

1965 PIPER PA-30

Houston, TX · USA
$120,000 fyiEstimate $144,500–$148,500 How this estimate is built

Starts from the median asking price of 5 comparable PIPER PA-30 listings ($139,999), then adjusts for:

  • Year +0 vs comparable listings +0.8%
  • Engine time -60 hr vs comps +0.2%
  • Market supply: 12 for sale of 877 FAA-registered +3.6%

Shown as a range. An estimate from asking-price comparables and FAA supply data — not an appraisal.

1965
N7747Y
30-838
2
Philip Bohannon
Philip Wayne Bohannon Individual
Per the FAA aircraft registry (public record)
📍 Houston, TX

Overview

Make / ModelPIPER PA-30
TypeMulti-Engine Piston
Airframe time
Engine time900 SMOH
Avionics / OtherKing KX-155
InspectionAnnual

Description

Detailed Description This plane has been hangered full life. Current IFR/static check. bought as a time builder. Interior is ok, not plush but clean, KX155 radios are refurbushed, 2 VOR w/ ILS, Garmin 155 GPS, classification is PA30/I. ADSB complicit transponder. Engines are 160's with a burn of approx 8 gph when properly set, digital fuel burn per hour is installed so you can see exactly what the fuel burn is. I've not had any damage or issues. The aircraft is kept at 6R3. Auto pilot, LNAV, ILS, and altitude hold still work. Midtime on engines, total time airframe is 5140 hrs, left/right engine is 950 hrs. Right prop 45 hours (replaced), left prop 1310 hours, all AD's complied. Just out of annual inspection. Last year compression 75/80, 76/80, 75/80, 73/80. Log books are not digital. Log books are from 2000, previous log books were destroyed in a flood. I replaced the prop because I didn't like a few nicks it had-wasn't a prop strike. All questions on logs and ADs should be directed to the field FBO that has done all the work. Just completed 1000 hour gear AD.

How this aircraft compares

Where this PIPER PA-30 lands versus other PIPER PA-30 listings on fyiAero.

Price

20th pct
$120k$160kThis aircraft · $120k

$120k · 20th percentile of 5 listings

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