Looking for a reliable and versatile touring aircraft with real character? This 1966 Piper PA-32-260 Cherokee Six might be exactly what you need. Extensively maintained to commercial standards with over 75,000 invested in the last three years, it s a true workhorse ready for many more adventures. With 6,461 hours total time, a strong Lycoming O-540 engine (617 hours since overhaul in 2021), and a solid two-blade Hartzell propeller, this Cherokee Six offers proven performance and peace of mind. Registered in Germany as D-EGEA, it comes with a valid ARC through November 2025 and a fresh 100-hour inspection completed in September 2024.

Originally documented in the UK as G-OSIX and later operating in Romania, this aircraft has seen a life full of purpose from skydiving to long-distance flying. Since returning to Germany, it has been maintained by GM Aviation and CAMO4U, two highly respected names in aircraft maintenance. Equipped with a Garmin GNS 430 and Mode S transponder, it s perfectly set up for VFR operations, whether you re planning family trips, flight school training, or simply chasing new horizons.

While the paint shows its age and could use a refresh, technically the airplane is in outstanding condition and ready to fly. The Cherokee Six is known for its impressive payload, honest flying characteristics, and simple maintenance a rare combination in today s market. If you re searching for a capable and trustworthy aircraft with soul and strength, this one is ready for its next chapter.

Airplane time state:
S/N 32-499

Engine: Lycoming O-540-E4B5 260HP
(617 SMOH in 07/2021)

Propeller: Hartzell HC-C2YK-1BF

TTSN: 6453 h

ARC valid until 11/2025

6 Seats

679 kg useful load

Classic Six-Pack
Second Altimeter
GARMIN GMA 340 Audiopanel
GARMIN GNS 430 COM/NAV/GPS
GARMIN 695 portable GPS MAP
BECKER KRT2 (COM2)
BECKER KTX2 Transponder

5/10 - Light Brown Leather Seats

5/10 - White Top, Red Bottom

Used Look, could take a repaint

Great value for money. 70.000,- spent in maintenance. Aircraft was planned to fly on AOC. Only optics (paint and interior) could be worked on to make this airplane perfect.