Single Engine

Pressurization turns the powerful Cessna 210 into a serious high-altitude traveler.

Many 1940s-era taildraggers offer pilots vintage appeal at lower prices than more plentiful, popular models.

Off-the-shelf bush airplane offers pilots adventure with enough cruising speed for efficient travel.

Retractable gear and a bump in power turn the venerable Cessna 172 into a more efficient traveler.

A thoroughly modern glass panel gives the vintage four-seat retractable the look of a new airplane.

The sought-after Skywagon taildragger is also at home on floats, skis, and tundra tires.

Produced by a military contractor, this four-seat retractable offers pilots thoughtful, attractive design with lots of ramp appeal.

Turbocharging turns Piper’s modest Arrow into a more potent, practical long-distance traveler.

Tri-gear model delivers short-field performance without the tailwheel.

Many 150s have been converted to tailwheel landing gear, but they remain rare sights.