1972 Piper Archer IISingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1972 Piper Archer II (C-GXSL, previously US-registered as N4345T) presents as a well-equipped example with recent upgrades and maintenance. The airframe shows 4,542 total hours, with the 200HP Lycoming IO-360-C1C engine having 319 hours since major overhaul. A notable recent investment includes a brand-new 3-bladed Hartzell propeller with just 1 hour since overhaul. The aircraft features a Piper autopilot system, Appareo Stratus ESG with ADS-B capability, an engine monitor, and dual digital radios complemented by an iPad Mini panel mount.

The interior boasts leather seats in very good condition, while the exterior paint is also described as being in very good condition. Additional upgrades include LED lighting, a new 406MHz ELT with panel remote, and co-pilot push-to-talk functionality. With a 50-gallon fuel capacity and a fresh annual inspection completed on September 17, 2024, this Archer II appears ready for continued service. The logs date back to May 18, 1988, providing substantial maintenance history for review.