1976 Piper Aztec FMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Piper Aztec F (N927PT) presents as a well-maintained turbocharged twin with 3,130 total hours and matched engine/propeller times of 959 hours SMOH/SPOH on both sides. The left engine recently underwent an IRAN procedure by Straight Aero Aircraft Engines, receiving a new camshaft, pistons, overhauled prop governor, and other critical components. The aircraft features a solid airframe with complete logbooks, no damage history, and all ADs complied with, having just completed a fresh annual in March 2025.

The Aztec is equipped with modern avionics including a Sandel SN3500 primary display, dual Garmin navigators (WAAS-capable GNS480 and GNS430), Avidyne EX500 MFD, GTX330ES transponder with ADS-B, and an S-TEC 55X autopilot. The 6-place interior with tan leather seats (rated 7/10) complements the white/green/black exterior paint (rated 6/10). With its turbocharged Lycoming TIO-540 engines and Hartzell constant-speed props, this IFR-certified aircraft is positioned as a capable cross-country platform or multi-engine trainer, currently hangared at Meadows Field (KBFL).