2001 Vans RV-6Experimental Aircraft

This 2001 Vans RV-6 presents as a well-equipped, low-time experimental aircraft with only 140 hours total time since new. The airframe is powered by a Lycoming O-320-E2D engine showing matching 140 hours since new against a 2000-hour TBO, paired with a wood propeller. The panel features a Grand Rapids Engine Information System (EIS) for engine monitoring, complemented by a King KT76A transponder and KT97A comm radio for communication, along with an outside air temperature gauge and Sigtronic intercom system.

The aircraft includes practical upgrades like electric flaps and trim, with 30-gallon fuel tanks providing extended range. The exterior sports a clean white finish with red and black pinstripes, while the interior features black and red fabric upholstery described as clean. Notably, the aircraft has no damage history and comes with complete logs since new, having been hangared for protection. This RV-6 represents a turnkey opportunity with fresh components and well-documented maintenance.