2006 Harmon Rocket IISingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2006 Harmon Rocket II (N844SP) is a low-time experimental aircraft with just 77 hours total time since new, featuring a freshly overhauled Lycoming IO-540-D4A5 engine producing 260hp and a 46-hour Hartzell 80" two-blade propeller. The aircraft has undergone a conditional inspection as of September 2024 and boasts a comprehensive Garmin glass panel upgrade including a G3X Touch system with integrated GSA28 autopilot, G5 backup instrument, GNX375 navigator with ADS-B In/Out, and modern engine monitoring via GEA24.

The airframe features a striking red-on-white paint scheme from 2006 and a 2024 interior refresh with new camel-colored leather sidewall panels, while seat cushions are currently being reupholstered to match. With a useful load of 785 lbs and 42 gallons of usable fuel, this Rocket II is equipped for IFR operations and excels as a formation platform, noted for its visibility and handling. Notable upgrades include Whelen LED lighting, a cold weather oil heater, Infinity front stick grip, and Hooker harnesses, making it a turnkey performance aircraft with modern systems.