1969 Piper Arrow IISingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Piper Arrow II (registration C-GPKG) presents as a well-equipped IFR platform with comprehensive avionics upgrades and a recent restoration. The airframe shows 6,370 total hours with a 1,500-hour SMOH Lycoming IO-360-C1C engine (200 HP) and a 500-hour SOH Hartzell aluminum propeller. Notably, the aircraft underwent a gear-up landing in 2009 on a grass strip with no structural damage, followed by engine and propeller overhauls. The current owner has logged over 700 incident-free hours since, including extensive cross-country flying throughout North America.

The aircraft features a modernized panel with dual Garmin GTN650/GNS530W navigation, GTX345R transponder, Trutrak autopilot, dual G5 displays, and JPI EDM900 primary engine monitoring - all WAAS/LPV capable. The 2019 interior restoration included complete soundproofing, new 1/4" glass with window scoops, new carpet, and panel refurbishment. Exterior upgrades include LED lighting (wig-wag landing lights), modified wingtips, and fresh paint. With 124 hours since its last full inspection IRAN and an annual valid until March 2025, this Arrow II offers a turnkey IFR trainer or cross-country platform with complete documentation. The 48-gallon fuel capacity provides approximately 600 NM range.