2007 Piper 6X

Overview
2007 Piper 6X - highly desirable limited production aircraft featuring the Garmin G1000 avionics flight deck. Only 1,363 hours total time since new, only 9 hours SPOH. S-TEC 55X autopilot with altitude hold, dual GIA-63W WAAS GPS navigators, Garmin GTX-345R ADS-B In and Out transponder, Garmin Class B TAWS, Garmin FliteCharts, GDL-69A XM weather and music, WX-500 Stormscope, Des Moines Flying Service G1000 STC upgrades, factory oxygen, factory air conditioning, club seating, deluxe refreshment console, super soundproofing, B&C standby alternator, Tanis preheater and 406 ELT. Maintained by Three Wing Aviation.
Price:
$449,500 USD
Offered By: Bartelt Aviation
Registration: N329RW
S/N: 3232073
Location: Connecticut
United States
Days Active: Today
Airframe
Total Time: 1,363 hours since new
G1000 operating software upgraded under Des Moines Flying Service STC SA01937WI, including Garmin Synthetic Vision (SVT), Garmin FliteCharts and GTX 345R ADS-B In/Out transponder ($27,802 investment)
Managed and maintained by Three Wing Aviation since 2011
Hangared when not flown
Total Time: 1,363 Hours
Avionics
S-TEC 55X Flight Control System with Altitude Hold
Garmin G1000 Integrated Glass Panel Flight Deck
G1000 Operating Software Upgraded per Des Moines Flying Service STC SA01937WI
Garmin SVT (Synthetic Vision)
Garmin GDU-1040 PFD (Primary Flight Display)
Garmin GDU-1040 MFD (Multi-Function Display)
Standby Flight Instruments (Airspeed, Altimeter, Attitude Indicator)
Garmin GIA-63W COM / GPS Navigator (WAAS Approved)
Garmin GIA-63W COM / GPS Navigator (WAAS Approved)
Garmin GTX-345R Remote Transponder with ADS-B In & Out
Garmin GMA-1347 Audio Panel with Marker Beacons / Intercom
Garmin GRS-77 AHRS
Garmin GDC-74A Air Data Computer
Garmin GMU-44 Magnetometer
Garmin GEA-71 Engine Airframe Interface
Garmin Class B TAWS
Garmin FliteCharts
Garmin GDL-69A XM Weather / XM Music
WX-500 Stormscope
Skywatch 497 Active Collision Avoidance System (INOP / Deactivated)
Electric Trim (Pilot Yoke)
CWS Steering / Autopilot Trim Disconnect / Transponder Ident (Pilot Yoke)
Dual Push To Talk Switches
Additional Equipment
Air Conditioning HFC 134A with 2-Speed Ventilation Fan System
(6) Seats with Built-In Executive Writing Table and Refreshment Console
Premium Interior Option with Leather Seating and Window Shades
Factory Oxygen
Super Soundproofing
Tanis Engine Preheater System
B&C Specialties Standby Alternator System
Whelen Parmetheus LED Taxi Light
ME-406 ELT System
Heavy Duty Brake System
Pilot & Copilot Toe Brakes and Parking Brake
Overhead Switch Panel
Outside Air Temperature (Displayed on the G1000)
Manual Wing Flaps with Three Positions
Windshield Defrosters
Tinted Windows
Individually Controlled Overhead and Floor Fresh Air Vents
External Power Receptacle
Entrance Step
Instrument Panel Lighting, Map Lights, Avionics Dimming
Wing Tip Strobe Lights
Cabin Reading Lights (4)
Forward Cabin Door Single-Lever Locking System
Pilot & Copilot Stowable Armrests and Adjustable Crew Seats
Pilot Vent Window
107 Gallons Total Fuel, 102 Gallons Usable
28 Volt, 90 Amp Alternator
Engines & Props
Lycoming TIO-540-AH1A
Engine Time: 1,363 hours since new
Engine TBO: 2,000 hours
Hartzell 3-Blade Propeller with Polished Spinner
Propeller overhauled by New England Propeller in 2026 (9 hours SPOH)
Engine Hours: 1,363 SNEW
Interior & Exterior
Luxurious Quartz Leather Seating with Individual Headrests
Harmonizing Side Panels
Club Seating with Deluxe Refreshment Bar and Cup Holders
Built-In Stowable Executive Writing Table
Stowable Rear Cabin Window Shades
Rear Seats with Quick Release for Easy Removal
Utility Door for Rear Baggage Access and Cargo Loading
White over Phantom Grey Metallic with Charcoal Gray Metallic and Las Vegas Gold Metallic Accents
Hangared when not flown
Other Info
Inspection Status:
Annual Due: November 1, 2028
Biennial IFR Checks Due: February 1, 2028
Useful Load: 1,156.02 lbs
Damage: Yes
Damage Notes:
At 504 hours total time since new, the aircraft sustained damage while stored in its hangar from the storm surge of Hurricane Sandy in October 2012. Due to water exposure the aircraft was disassembled, thoroughly inspected and repaired as necessary by Beegles Aircraft Service (Invoice No. 36361, dated August 23, 2013, available for review).