Wearing handsome paint work custom-designed by Scheme Designers, that’s a 1973 Commander 112 in the lead image. Refurbed ones like this might fetch far more than the Bluebook’s $85,000 average retail.
Buyers shopping the single-engine retrac market might overlook the Commander singles—a mistake, in our estimation. With a relatively roomy cabin accessed via dual doors, sturdy build quality, decent loading and stable handling that suits IFR flying, these Lycoming-powered airplanes are appealing. They don’t have blazing speed, but for many, the 114/115 models might be fast […]
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