1983 Piper Seneca IIIMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1983 Piper Seneca III (N833SC) presents a well-equipped twin with recent maintenance investments and desirable upgrades. The airframe shows 4,286 total hours with fresh engines - the left engine received a factory remanufacture in August 2024 with 0 hours since, while the right engine has 1,149 hours since its February 2010 factory reman. Both McCauley three-blade propellers were overhauled in October 2022 with 299 hours since. The aircraft features factory air conditioning, Lopresti composite wingtips, and an excellent maintenance history with work performed by a Textron service facility.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin GNS 530W WAAS GPS, GTX 330ES ADS-B transponder, and Bendix color radar paired with a King KFC-200 autopilot/flight director system. The deluxe interior was refreshed in 2014 with light cream leather seats and burgundy bolsters, complemented by soundproofing and executive amenities. The exterior sports a late-model Piper paint scheme in white over light gray with maroon trim, having always been hangared. With an IFR certification valid until September 2026 and a useful load of 1,474 pounds, this Seneca III offers strong mission capability. Key recent updates include a new battery installed August 2024 and an annual due September 2025.