1978 Piper Seneca IIMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1978 Piper Seneca II presents a well-maintained twin-engine aircraft with a clean history and desirable avionics upgrades. With 5,082 total airframe hours, its Continental TSIO-360-EB1B engines were rebuilt by Teledyne Continental Motors in October 2010 and currently show 1,038 hours since overhaul on both powerplants. The Hartzell propellers have 12 hours since their last overhaul. The aircraft carries full IFR certification and features a comprehensive glass panel upgrade including a GNS 480 WAAS GPS, dual Garmin SL30 NAV/COMs, STEC55X autopilot with altitude preselect and yaw damper, plus a Garmin GTX330 transponder with ADS-B Out capability.

Performance figures indicate a cruise speed of 178 knots at 75% power with a 712 nm range, or 145 knots with extended endurance up to 1,000 nm. The 123-gallon fuel capacity provides operational flexibility, supported by a Shadin fuel computer and JPI 930 engine monitors for each engine. Notably, this Seneca II has complete logbooks, no damage history, and only two owners from new. Additional equipment includes GAMI injectors, a Garmin GMA340 audio panel, DME, and a Stormscope for weather avoidance. The seller emphasizes the aircraft's excellent condition throughout.