1984 Piper РА-28-181 Archer II

The Piper Archer II is a single-engine, four-seat airplane that is often used for personal or small business aviation. It is a popular choice for pilots who are looking for an aircraft that is easy to fly and maintain, and can be used for both short trips and longer cross-country flights. Some of the features of the Piper Archer II include:

• Lycoming O-360-A4M engine with 180 horsepower
• Fixed tricycle landing gear
• Cruise speed of 122 knots (140 mph)
• Range of about 621 nautical miles
• Maximum takeoff weight of 2,550 pounds

The Archer II is often used for pilot training, as it is considered a good "stepping stone" to larger aircraft. It is also popular with recreational pilots who want to fly with friends and family.