1984 Piper MalibuSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1984 Piper Malibu (N744DD) presents as a well-equipped pressurized piston single with comprehensive avionics upgrades and recent refurbishments. The airframe shows 3,372.7 total hours, while the Continental TSIO520BE2GR engine has only 160.5 hours since its 2019 overhaul, paired with a 16.5-hour composite MT 4-blade propeller. The aircraft features a modernized Garmin panel with dual GTN navigators (750/650), G500 PFD/MFD, Aspen EFD1000 Pro copilot display, and MVP-50 engine monitoring system, all supporting its IFR/FIKI capability with WAAS/LPV/SVT functionality.

Recent enhancements include a 2018 exterior paint job, 2022 interior refurbishment with six-place seating, and 2020 upgrades including a heated glass windshield and full LED lighting. The Malibu maintains full airworthiness with complete logs and has been under Malibu Aerospace's meticulous care since 2020. Operational features include pressurization, air conditioning, oxygen system, and a 1,399 lb useful load with 120-gallon fuel capacity. The aircraft's FIKI certification, coupled with its modern avionics suite, makes it a capable all-weather cross-country platform.