1979 Piper Arrow IVSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Arrow IV (N2824Y) presents as a well-maintained complex aircraft with 12,300 total hours on the airframe and a factory-rebuilt Lycoming IO-360 engine showing 2,647 hours since its 2009 overhaul, with strong cylinder compressions (70/74/74/72). The aircraft features a Hartzell 3-blade propeller with 125 hours since major overhaul and benefits from a bracket air filter modification. The avionics suite is particularly noteworthy, featuring an Aspen EFD 1000 PFD, Garmin GTN750xi navigator, STEC 50 autopilot with GPSS, and a comprehensive JPI 930 engine monitoring system, making it fully IFR-capable for cross-country travel.

The airframe shows evidence of careful maintenance with complete digitized logs available, described as straight with no squawks, and incorporates several LoPresti speed modifications. The exterior was last stripped and painted in 2009, presenting with a serviceable 6/10 finish that shines well but shows some paint flaking. The 2003 interior maintains good condition at 7/10. With a useful load of 924 lbs and fresh April 2025 annual inspection completed, this Arrow IV offers a practical balance of performance and maintenance currency for its class.