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MASSIVE REDUCTION IN PRICE! CALL NOW! This Piper Aztec Nomad is a very clean airplane with an updated panel and lower time on the engines and propellers. It has big hauling capability and an even bigger range. This is a very impressive floatplane and the buyer will not be disappointed. There have been many upgrades made to the engines and airframe. It has Kenmore Edo Floats and is a very reliable aircraft. The current owner chose this aircraft over the Cessna 185 due to the two-engine reliability, better performance, and payload. The aircraft is kept in a hangar and each year the floats are sanded down and painted. History: This aircraft was purchased from Muskoka Air, which engineered and invented the Piper Aztec on floats (Nomad). The floats were installed in 2009 and the current owner purchased the aircraft at that time. The aircraft has been used sparingly over the past decade and a half. It is used for flying to and from the owner's fishing lodge in Northwest Saskatchewan. Note this is freshwater flying, not saltwater. Only used in the summer, it hauls people and supplies into a remote camp. They could always count on the Nomad to get them where we were going. If you would like any additional info, don't hesitate to ask. Kenmore Air Edo floats - March 5, 2012 Each float has storage Autopilot Tip Tanks - 16 gallons extra on each wing Pilot door Rear cargo door with steps to float Oil coolers on each engine - recirculate oil Fuel Scan 450M - digital fuel flow gauge G4 Insight - Graphic Engine Monitor - EGT and CHT digital temperature probes 6 seats Large storage in nose and rear.

The Piper Aztec is a six-seat twin-engined light aircraft developed in the United States by Piper Aircraft, Inc. It was first produced in 1960 and remained in production until 1982, with a total of 4,940 units built. Known for its large cabin and dependable performance, the Aztec is well-regarded among general aviation aircraft.