1966 Piper Aztec CMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Piper Aztec C (N2FX) is a well-maintained piston twin with impressive long-range capabilities, having completed two global circumnavigations. With 8,500 total hours on the airframe, it features dual Lycoming IO-540-C4B5 engines showing 537 SMOH (left, 1996 overhaul) and 205 SMOH (right, 2000 overhaul), both with compressions in the 70s and recent replacement of all fuel, oil, and hydraulic lines. The aircraft boasts a 300-gallon fuel capacity including an auxiliary rear-seat tank, enabling 12-hour endurance at a 155-knot cruise speed for nearly 2,000-mile range. Recent maintenance includes a fresh annual (due June 2025) and new Hartzell 2-blade aluminum propellers with just 20 hours since new.

The VFR-equipped panel includes a PS Engineering PMA6000B audio panel, dual KX155 nav/coms (with one HSI inoperative), Garmin GI-106A indicator, Collins AT-150 transponder, and uAvionix ADS-B Out. The exterior wears a Matterhorn White scheme with blue and burgundy accents in great condition, while the 6-place interior features blue cloth seating with good-condition carpet, headliner, and side panels. With complete logs since new and no major damage history, this globetrotting Aztec is presented as turnkey for its next adventure.