1979 Piper Seneca IIMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Seneca II (registration I-CUND) presents as a well-maintained twin with 5,100 total airframe hours and a history of careful ownership, having only two owners since new. The aircraft features Continental TSIO-360-EB engines (310 HP each) with 870 hours since overhaul in 2010 by BMA Bosio Motori, paired with three-bladed McCauley propellers featuring electric de-ice systems and 870 hours since tear-down inspection in 2017. Notably equipped with STOL capabilities, the Seneca II also benefits from Lo Presti aerodynamic enhancements including flap fairings, gear lobe fairings, and wing gap seals.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin GMA340 audio panel, dual GNS430 WAAS units, a Bendix King KFC200 autopilot, Sandel SN3308 HSI, and a GMX200 MFD for comprehensive IFR capability. The interior retains its original six-seat configuration with red velour upholstery and black carpeting in good condition, complemented by a refreshment center and new window curtains (currently uninstalled). The exterior wears the classic Piper white-with-red-stripe livery in good condition, with the aircraft having always been hangared and showing no damage history. Additional features include long-range fuel tanks, Janitrol cabin heat, pneumatic deice boots, and recognition light-equipped wingtips. The aircraft was previously Swiss-registered until May 2022.