1985 Piper Seneca IIIMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1985 Piper Seneca III (N6915Z) presents a well-equipped twin with recent maintenance investments and balanced engine times. The airframe shows 3,899 total hours with both Continental TSIO-360-KB engines at 1,319 hours SMOH and approximately 250 hours on the cylinders. Notably, both engines received overhauled fuel pumps and flow dividers in 2024, with the left engine featuring a new mount and the right engine fitted with a new starter. The aircraft carries fresh McCauley propellers with just 235 hours since new.

The avionics suite includes dual WAAS-capable navigation with a Garmin 530W/430 combo, complemented by a Bendix/King KFC150 autopilot and comprehensive engine monitoring via a JPI EDM 760. The panel retains useful legacy equipment including a WX-10A Stormscope and dual transponders. The airframe benefits from a 2022 low-time gear pump, 2024 brake system refresh, and retains factory air conditioning, de-ice boots, and oxygen systems. With a 1,451 lb useful load and club seating configuration, this IFR-certified six-seater offers practical cross-country capability.