1979 Piper Navajo CRMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Piper Navajo CR (N203AM) presents a well-equipped twin with significant performance enhancements through the Colemill "Panther" conversion, including winglets, vortex generators, and a gross weight increase. The airframe shows 6,500 total hours, while the Lycoming TIO-540-J2B engines feature 910 SMOH (2010 factory overhaul) on the left and 400 SMOH (2018 new installation) on the right, both with 2,000-hour TBOs. The Hartzell props were last overhauled at 283 hours.

The aircraft boasts a modern Garmin flight deck with a G600 PFD/MFD, GTN750 WAAS/LPV navigator, dual GNS430W backups, and a Bendix/King KFC-200 autopilot. Additional features include ADS-B Out, weather radar, stormscope, and FIKI capability. The 1994 Aspen Aviation exterior paint (Matterhorn White with 2008 striping) complements the Rose Aircraft gray leather interior with club seating. Complete logs document the airframe history, including the Panther STC paperwork. This IFR-ready Navajo offers a useful load of 2,221.72 lbs and is currently based at KTIW.