- One of a kind! Fully upgraded panel with Garmin G600TXi and GTN750Xi. Brand new custom leather interior, sidewalls, carpet and cabinetry. May 2024 annual. Aircraft is recently imported from Switzerland and now under U.S. registry. Not many other planes offer the speed, range and load carrying capability of the Cheyenne II XL.
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1983 Piper PA-31T2 Cheyenne
Used
Call for price
05/09/2024
Registration no. N4938SSerial no. 31T-8166050
105 VIEWS
251 DAYS ON FLYING
3 SAVES
Aircraft Listing Type
For Sale
Highlights
Seller location
5544 Northwest 23rd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309, United States
Aircraft location
5544 Northwest 23rd Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309, United States
Airframe & Propulsion
Airframe Total time
8,589 hours
Airframe Description
- Useful load: 3,802 lbs. Full fuel (366 gal.) payload 1,350 lbs.
- Clean engine borescope inspection
Engine 1 hours
8,452 hours SMOH
Engine 2 hours
8,453 hours SMOH
Propulsion
- Right Engine : TSN 8,452.2 hours, TSO 594.0 hours
- Left Engine : TSN 8,453.3 hours , TSO 1,298.7 hours
- R. Prop: TSN 2,199.1 hours, TSO 46.8 (2021)
- L. Prop: TSN 5,753.2 hours, TSO 46.8 hours (2021)
Avionics
Flight rules
Instrument Flight Rules
Navigation equipment
- New avionics upgrade in 2024 including new instrument panel sheet metal, wiring, switches, circuit breakers, placards, lighting, and switch panels.
- New Garmin G600TXi 10.6 inch pilot side Primary Flight Display
- New Garmin G600TXi 7 inch co-pilot side Multi-function Display
- New Garmin G600TXi 7 inch for E.I.S.
- New Dual Garmin GTN750Xi Touch Screen Navigators
- New Garmin Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT)
- New Garmin GEA71B Engine Indicating System (E.I.S.)
- New Garmin GMA35 Remote Stereo Audio Panel w/ 6-place intercom
- New Garmin GTX345R ADS-B in/out Transponder
- Garmin GTX330ES ADS-B out Second Transponder
- New Garmin GI275 ADAHRS Standby Attitude Indicator
- New STEC3100 3-axis autopilot w/ pitch, roll, yaw and automatic pitch trim
- Bendix/King RDR 2000 Color Radar
- New Aircraft Components Inc. Voice Alert 2040-1-2 System
- New Garmin “Telligence” Voice Control System
- New Garmin Flightstream 510
- New Jeppesen Chartview Enablement (subscription required)
- Ryan 9900 BX Active Traffic System
- Golze Iridium Satellite Receiver
Interior & Exterior
Number of seats
7
Additional equipment
Air Conditioning
Interior Condition
- New in 2024 7-seat Moore & Giles grey leather interior w/ red accent stitching
- New sidewalls and carpet
- New inner cockpit and cabin side windows
- New refinished forward and aft storage cabinets
- Lemo jacks and USB power outlets cockpit and cabin
- Air-conditioning
Interior Year
2024
Exterior Condition
- 2003 repaint by Pilatus Switzerland in White over Grey with red pin stripe in very good condition
- De-Icing FIKI new boots in 2011/12
- Cargo Door
Paint Year
2003
Maintenance
Inspection Status
- Annual completed: May 2024.
Damage history
- No known damage history.
Supporting Materials
1983_Piper_Cheyenne_IIXL__N4938S_Specshet_20240506.pdf
Price Change history
Date
Event
Price
05/09/2024
Listed for Sale
Listed without a price
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