1979 Piper Turbo Arrow IVSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Turbo Arrow IV (N2911W) presents as a well-maintained example with 2,862 hours on the airframe and 480 hours since factory remanufacture on its Continental TSIO-360FB9B turbocharged engine. The aircraft features a 3-blade Hartzell propeller with matching 480 hours since overhaul and benefits from a Merlyn waste gate installation for improved high-altitude performance, reportedly reaching FL200 with ease and cruising at 155-160 KTAS in the flight levels. The airframe shows no damage history or corrosion, with original paint rated 8/10 and a structurally clean mechanical condition from years of hangar storage in dry Colorado climates.

The panel is equipped with a Garmin GTN650 GPS/NAV/COM, Collins secondary NAV/COM with glideslope, and an Appareo Stratus transponder system. Additional instrumentation includes an EI SR-8A 8-place engine monitor and Piper Altimatic IIC 2-axis autopilot. The original interior (rated 7/10) offers practical cross-country comfort with reclining seats and generous baggage capacity, while maintenance highlights include pressurized magnetos, cold weather starting primer, and E-Z heat oil pan heater. The aircraft comes complete with full protective covers and has been flown regularly 2-3 times monthly from its current Wisconsin base.