For Sale '78 Navajo Chieftain Panther II SOLD SOLD SOLD!! CHASE AVIATION SELLS IT IN 3 MONTHS!!

[Maximus623]

Airframe

Total Time: 8890 TTSN


Engine(s) Lycoming

Left Engine Right Engine

Serial Number: TIO-540 TIO-540


TSOH: 705 705


Propeller

Left Prop Right Prop

Overhauled: 500 500

Additional Features
Panther II Conversion
4 Bladed Q-tipped Props
Like New Boots
Weather radar in addition to ADS-B radar
Brand new air-conditioning with new plumbing
New exterior LED high output lights on everything - nav, wings, landing, taxi etc
STC nose gear quick disconnect


Avionics
Aspen EFD 1000 C3 P/N 920-0003-017
Aspen EA100 Artificial Horizon Replacement
Aspen EA 100 Autopilot Adapter
EFIS System
Garmin GTN 750 touch screen with integrated Garmin audio panel with Bluetooth and stereo
Garmin 430W
Garmin GTX 345 transponder with full ADS-B in and out with new high end cables
Shadin fuel computer

Interior
The interior is in excellent condition and maintained meticulously rated 9/10

Exterior
The exterior is in excellent condition and the paint is rated 9/10

 

[benyflyguy]

Dinero???

 

[Skip Miller]

Panel picture?

 

[James331]

You forgot your price, you don’t want to be paid for it right?

Also what were the dates for the overhauls and hoses and stuff, is this a 91 plane or could she easily get on a 135 cert?

 

[AggieMike88]

General question about the Piper Navajo.....

When they were being designed and produced, what segment of the market were they targeting?

 

[benyflyguy]

General question about the Piper Navajo.....

When they were being designed and produced, what segment of the market were they targeting?

I always kind of wondered that. Most not pressurized. But size wise are cabin class twin.

 

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So I'm guessing the price is $0

 

[MuseChaser]

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• Posts offering items or services for sale must include an asking price.....

So I'm guessing the price is $0

I'll take it. Sold. Ummmm... does it include transition training?

 

[GRG55]

General question about the Piper Navajo.....

When they were being designed and produced, what segment of the market were they targeting?

The Navajo was Piper's step up airplane from the Aztec in the regional charter market. Still a lot of them in service on short haul passenger and freight flights into communities too small to support the current crop of turboprops such as the Q400, or the single engine Caravans. The Piper Cheyenne was the twin turboprop, pressurized step up from the Navajo back when they were both being manufactured.

Similar to my Aztec, we have a few Navajos at my airport that are now private, personal airplanes. They are a lot of airplane for the money. But the pressurized Cessna 340 and 414 are more popular in that personal transportation segment for obvious reasons.

 

[GRG55]

...So I'm guessing the price is $0

So I'm guessing the price is unknown. For now.