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Every day, the team at Aircraft For Sale chooses an airplane that catches our attention because it is unique, a good deal, or has other qualities we find interesting. You can read Aircraft For Sale: Today’s Top Pick at FLYINGMag.com daily.
Today’s Top Pick is a 2004 Vulcanair P.68C.
Distinguished by its high-wing design and unencumbered pilot visibility, the Vulcanair P.68C is highly regarded as an exceptional cross-country platform for both personal and family use. The aircraft features an accommodating six-place cabin and twin-engine redundancy, alongside a large rear cargo loading door that makes packing for long trips effortless.
Maintained with an exceptional level of care since its delivery as a factory-new model to its original owner, this Michigan-based airframe has never spent a night outside on the ramp. It has accumulated only 1,400 total hours of flight time since new.
Power is supplied by a pair of Lycoming IO-360-A1B6 engines with just 210 hours since a 2018 factory overhaul, paired with Hartzell propellers that show 245 hours since overhaul. It benefits from a fresh May 2026 annual inspection, complete digital logbooks, and no known damage history.
Tucked within the meticulously kept flight deck is an IFR-ready avionics setup focused on utility and situational awareness. Navigational tasks are handled by dual Garmin GNS430 units and a Garmin Aera 760, while a King KFC 150 autopilot eases the en route workload. The panel is further equipped with Garmin GTX345 and GTX330 transponders, Garmin MX20, dual VM1000 engine monitors, and Garmin GMA340 audio panel.
Stepping through the sizable rear door reveals a carefully preserved 2004 original interior that remains in outstanding condition, currently configured with the two rearmost seats removed and safely stored.
On the outside, the original 2004 paint scheme has been flawlessly protected by its always-hangared lifestyle, presenting a clean exterior complete with inadvertent ice protection and an emergency escape window.
Listed at $499,900, this 2004 Vulcanair P.68C offers an extremely well-kept, low-time multi-engine platform for buyers that doesn’t often hit the open market.
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