1970 Piper Turbo Aztec DMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1970 Piper Turbo Aztec D (N13839) represents an exceptional example of meticulous craftsmanship, having undergone a comprehensive 10-year restoration (2002-2012) that transformed it into what the seller describes as "Art defined." With 2,570 total hours on the airframe, this IFR-capable twin features twin Lycoming TIO-540-C1A engines (250 HP each) with 619.8 and 631.8 SMOH respectively, both receiving top overhauls in 2010 and showing approximately 1,380 hours remaining until TBO. The Hartzell props were overhauled in April 2020 with just 50 hours since maintenance.

The aircraft boasts a full glass panel with modern avionics including dual Garmin 530W/430W GPS units, GTX330D transponder, S-TEC System 55X autopilot with altitude select, and complete ADS-B compliance with WAAS/LPV capability. Notable features include 183 gallons of fuel capacity with auxiliary tanks, inadvertent ice protection, oxygen system, and premium additions like electric pre-oilers, USB ports, and live video camera feeds. The 2007 exterior and interior refurbishment addressed every detail from hardware to leather, resulting in what the seller characterizes as a show-quality aircraft that exceeds factory standards. A fresh annual inspection was completed in April 2024, confirming airworthiness.