1973 Piper SenecaMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Piper Seneca (N44416) presents as a project aircraft with solid foundational components but requires reassembly and recertification to return to airworthy status. The airframe shows 3,268 total hours and comes with a Robertson STOL kit installed, along with complete books and no damage history. Power comes from two engines showing 348 hours and 1,197 hours since major overhauls respectively, with props at 48 hours SMOH. The aircraft was last painted in 1990 and received an interior refresh in 2007, configured for six seats.

The seller notes this Seneca flew without issues to its current location in New York three years ago before undergoing an avionics upgrade that was never completed. The aircraft will be sold with all original avionics (GMA 340 audio panel, GNS 430 GPS/nav/com, MX 20 multi-function display, and KT 76 transponder) and necessary parts for reassembly. While currently non-airworthy and out of annual inspection, this low-time airframe with recent engine and propeller work could appeal to buyers willing to complete the avionics reinstallation and certification process.