This 1973 Piper Seneca I (N56755) presents a well-maintained twin-engine platform with 12,172 total airframe hours and recent major component overhauls. The aircraft features Lycoming IO-360 engines with 1,058 SMOH (2007) on the left and 1,726 SMOH (2006) on the right, paired with Hartzell aluminum props at 590 SPOH (left) and 53 SPOH (right). Recent maintenance includes an April 2022 annual inspection, November 2022 cowling repairs and repaint, and new outer wing skins following non-movement damage. The 2019 paint and interior refresh complement its IFR-ready panel with Garmin 430W, KX155A nav/com, PS Engineering audio, and ADS-B compliance.

With a useful load of 1,278 lbs and six-seat configuration, this Seneca benefits from professional care through a Part 145 repair station and features comprehensive ADLOG maintenance tracking. The airframe's basic empty weight of 2,922 lbs reflects a temporary 99-lb ballast in aft baggage for training purposes. The aircraft's 93-gallon fuel capacity supports extended missions from its current base at Hollywood North Perry Airport (KHWO).

Interior & Exterior

Interior Year: 2019

Paint Year: 2019

Interior Notes: Seat upholstery approximately 2019. Pictured with 6 seat passenger configuration.

Exterior Notes: Painted approximately 2019. New skin and paint on outermost wings due to non-movement damage and all engine cowlings have been repaired and repainted November 2022.