1979 Piper Seneca IIMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Seneca II (N2240D) presents as a well-maintained twin with recent upgrades and excellent operational readiness. The airframe shows 6,297 total hours, with both Continental TSIO360EB engines having 1,246 hours since their 2008 overhauls by Victor Aviation, well below their 1,800-hour TBO. The aircraft received comprehensive cosmetic refreshes in March 2024 including a new cream exterior with red/green striping and a matching cream interior featuring cross-stitched seats in a six-place club configuration.

The Seneca II boasts a capable IFR panel with Garmin avionics including a GNS-480 WAAS GPS, GTX-345 ADS-B transponder, MX-20 MFD, and Century NSD-360 HSI. Operational enhancements include vortex generators, deicing boots on all flight surfaces, and prop deicers with 95-hour SNEW McCauley aluminum propellers. Maintenance is current with annual inspection valid until December 2025 and IFR certification through June 2025. The 1,417 lb useful load and turbocharged engines make this a practical cross-country platform with all logs documented and no reported damage history.