1993 Rotorway ExecPiston Helicopter

This 1993 RotorWay Exec (N83WW) is a two-seat experimental piston helicopter that began as an Exec-145 model before being extensively upgraded to Exec-162f specifications. The airframe shows approximately 15 hours total time, primarily hover time for balance checks, while the rebuilt RW162 150hp carbureted engine has only 25 hours since installation. The helicopter features a welded, powder-coated steel airframe with taller landing gear struts, carbon-fiber Waitman main rotor blades, and ProDrive tail blades. Notable upgrades include an electronic ignition system, hydraulic clutch, Blue Streak governor, and extensive stainless steel components throughout.

The aircraft is equipped with a full cabin enclosure featuring vented doors and heating, along with dual controls and comprehensive instrumentation including a Terra TX760D transceiver with intercom and Narco VOR. Safety enhancements include fire shielding on hoses, reinforced landing skids, and circuit breakers throughout the electrical system. While currently non-flying due to five years of storage, the helicopter has always been hangared with no major rust or corrosion, presenting in good overall condition with a distinctive green, orange, and yellow flame paint scheme. Potential buyers should note the aircraft will require registration renewal, condition inspection, and rotor-blade balance check before returning to flight status. The helicopter offers a useful load of 610 lbs with performance specs including 115 mph maximum speed and 1,000 fpm climb rate.