1979 Piper Aztec FMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Aztec F (N6996A) presents as a well-equipped light twin with 5,000 total airframe hours and strong maintenance credentials. The left engine shows 180 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) by Penn Yan Aero, while the right engine has 1,530 hours SMOH, both Lycoming IO-540-C4B5 powerplants. The aircraft features 2-blade Hartzell propellers with 640 hours since propeller overhaul (SPOH) on both sides, dynamically balanced with painted spinners. Notable upgrades include deice boots, a heated windscreen, hot props, and a 2023 leather interior rated 9/10, complemented by an exterior also rated 9/10 in condition.

The avionics suite is IFR-capable with a Garmin GTN650 touchscreen GPS/NAV/COM, GTX345 ADS-B transponder, GMA345 audio panel, and Bendix-King KFC200 autopilot. Additional features include Skandia insulation, STC for cleanable oil filters, new gear power packs, and recent maintenance including a new exhaust system and cylinder #2 on the right engine. The aircraft has complete logs, was Ohio-based until recently, and is currently hangared in Palm Coast, FL (KFIN) with an annual inspection due August 2024. Its all-weather capability and six-seat configuration make it a versatile twin.