Inventory Steve's Store Steve's Blog About Steve Bed and Breakfast Vacation Rental West Virginia E-Mail Steve Home N647SA 2005 Symphony 160 $149,500 $119,500 Total Time: 347 hrs. Engine: Lycoming 160 hp O-320 347 hrs.TTSN Prop: Comes with both Climb and Cruise Props Next Annual Due: February, 2010 Next IFR: January, 2010 Photos: Exterior1 Exterior2 Exterior3 Panel Baggage1 Baggage2 Baggage3 Baggage4 Symphony building new planes! _More LOADED Avionics: • Garmin 340 Audio Panel with Markers and Intercom • Garmin GNS-430 GPS/COM/VOR/LOC/GS with Terrain Awareness and GL-69 Weather Link • Garmin GNS-420 GPS/COM • GI-106A VOR/LOC/GS Indicator • Garmin GTX 330 Transponder with Mode S • STEC-30 Autopilot with GPS Steering Equipment & Features: • BRS Aircraft Parachute System • Engine Pre-Heater • Both Sensenich Climb and Cruise Propellers • Post Lights • Strobes • EC-100 Warning System • EGT • 4-Point Harness • No Damage History • Complete Logs • Always Hangared Exterior: 9 - Arctic White Base with Texas Blue and Inca Gold Trim Interior: 9 - The Seats feature Blue Fabric Inserts with Tan Leather Trim, with Coordinated Carpet and Sidewalls. Comments: A Perfect Flight School Instrument Trainer! 300 hours total time since delivery in November, 2005, it was the last 2005 built. Always hangared by one private owner. One of the best-equipped Symphonys on the market, this beautiful example has had the finest care and the aircraft shows as-new. Call me now to discuss this plane. The owner paid $238,000 for this plane in 2005. His loss is your gain, call now. UPDATE: Symphony Aircraft Back In Business... By Mary Grady, Newswriter, Editor, AVWeb The Symphony line of aircraft is back. Symphony Aircraft Industries (SAI) has bought the assets of the former OMF Aircraft Canada operation that closed early this year, SAI President Paul Costanzo announced in a media teleconference Tuesday afternoon. "I'm ecstatic about it," he said. "There have been some dark days, and it's nice to finally get here." Costanzo, who was formerly president of OMF Aircraft, worked for seven months to pull the deal together. The first order of business will be to get the two-seat Symphony 160 (which looks outwardly very much like the popular GlaStar kitplane) to market, he said. SAI will have up to 10 of the two-seaters from Germany for sale in North America by September, and plans to be turning out new 160s in Canada by December. Financing / Insurance Updated September 30, 2009 Copyright © 1997 - 2009 Steve Weaver Aircraft Sales. Specifications are based upon owner's representations, and subject to buyer's verification. Aircraft are subject to prior sale or removal from market.