1977 Piper Turbo Aztec FMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Piper Turbo Aztec F (registration C-FGON) presents a versatile twin-engine platform with a rare Nomad conversion featuring Edo 4930 straight floats, offering both wheeled and floatplane capability. With 4,408.6 total airframe hours, the aircraft is powered by two factory-remanufactured Lycoming TIO-540-C1A engines, each producing 250 HP with only 430.8 hours since factory rebuild (SFRM) against a 2,000-hour TBO. The comprehensive firewall-forward overhaul includes complete documentation in the provided logs.

The IFR-capable airframe shows a useful load of 1,639.9 lbs against a 5,200 lb max takeoff weight, with a basic empty weight of 3,506.1 lbs. Extensive maintenance records are available, including airframe, engine, and propeller logs, along with weight and balance amendments and modification documentation. The float-equipped configuration enhances its utility for remote operations, while the turbocharged engines ensure performance at altitude. The aircraft is currently based at Orillia Mara Regional Airport (CNJ4) in Ontario.