*****Introducing the new ICS*****
PILOT'S OPERATING HANDBOOK
AND FAA APPROVED
AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL
"Formerly Published and Produced by the late Douglas L. Killough"
Piper Aircraft ceased production of the Comanche and Twin Comanche in 1972, several years before the General Aviation Manufactures Association (GAMA) established specifications for the contemporary Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH). As a result, the Owner's Handbook published by Piper is incomplete by modern standards. Now available EXCLUSIVELY from the INTERNATIONAL COMANCHE SOCIETY, INC., through it's licensed agents, is the upgraded Pilot's Operating Handbook and FAA approved GAMA format Airplane Flight Manual.

Discounted to current ICS members at $75.00 each, plus shipping (remember to ask for ICS member discount and provide ICS membership number when placing order).
Available only through Webco Aircraft at 316-283-7929 or www.webcoaircraft.com Available Bound or Unbound/Unpunched.

There are SIXTEEN different GAMA format manuals available for the Piper Single and Twin Comanche. Please order your manual by "Manual Number 1-16" from the chart below.

TO ORDER CALL WEBCO AIRCRAFT AT 316-283-7929 or
www.webcoaircraft.com
Specify "Bound" or "Unbound/Unpunched."
Manual
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 		Model#
180
250
250
250
250 (Fuel Injected)
260
260 (Carb)
260B
Not Available
260C
260T
400
PA30
PA30T
PA39
PA39T 		Gross Wt
2550
2800
2900
2900
2900
2900
2900
3100
Not Available
3200
3200
3600
3600
3725
3600
3725 		Year
1957-64
1958-60
1961
1962-64
1962-64
1965
1965
1966-68
Not Available
1969-72
1970-72
1964-65
1963-68
1964-68
1970-72
1970-72 		SN
24-1 - 3687
103 - 2298
2299 - 2843
2844 - 3687
2844 - 3687
4000 - 4299
4000 - 4299
4300 - 4803
Not Available
4804 - 5028
4901 - 5028
26-3 - 148
30-2 - 2000
143 - 2000
39-1 - 155
39-1 - 155

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