1980 Piper Navajo ChieftainMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1980 Piper Navajo Chieftain (N71LK) presents a well-equipped and meticulously maintained twin with only 4,032 total airframe hours. The aircraft features a Colemill Panther conversion with zip-tip winglets, four-blade propellers, and vortex generators, enhancing performance. Both Lycoming engines were factory new in March 2006 and show 1,608 and 1,680 hours since overhaul, respectively, with a 1,800-hour TBO. The propellers were also overhauled at that time.

The avionics suite is a standout feature, with dual Garmin G600 MFD/PFD displays, dual GTN750 WAAS IFR GPS units, a GMA35C audio panel, GTX345R transponder, GDL88 ADS-B in/out, and an STEC 65 autopilot with flight director. The custom metal instrument panel complements this modern glass cockpit. The airframe has no damage history and received a fresh annual inspection in June 2023. The exterior paint, in white with bronze and gold trim, is in good condition, as is the beige leather interior configured for executive transport with eight seats, tables, a bar, potty, curtains, and dividers. Additional features include known-ice protection, air conditioning, crew and cargo doors, oxygen, and Cleveland wheels and brakes. This aircraft is a turnkey solution for both performance and comfort.