Piper PA-23 - Variants

Variants

PA-23 Twin-Stinson
Original designation of the Piper PA-23 Apache.
PA-23 Apache
Initial production version, 2047 built (including the Apache E, G and H).
PA-23-150 Apache B
1955 variant with minor changes.
PA-23-150 Apache C
1956 variant with minor changes.
PA-23-150 Apache D
1957 variant with minor changes.
PA-23-160 Apache E
PA-23 powered by two 160 hp O-320-B engines.
PA-23-160 Apache G
PA-23 with longer internal cabin and extra window.
PA-23-160 Apache H
Apache G with 0-320-B2B engines and minor changes.
PA-23-235 Apache 235
Apache with 5 seats and 235 hp O-540 engines, 118 built.
PA-23-250 Aztec
Apache G with modified rear fuselage, new fin and rudder and 250hp Lycoming O-540-A1D engines, 4811 built (including sub-variants)
PA-23-250 Aztec B
Aztec with longer nose for a baggage compartment; six seats, new instrument panel and changes to systems.
PA-23-250 Aztec C
Aztec B with either IO-540-C4B5 engines or turbocharged TIO-540-C4B5 as an option, also modified engine nacelles and modified landing gear.
PA-23-250 Aztec D
Aztec B with revised instrument panel and controls.
PA-23-250 Aztec E
Aztec D with longer pointed nose and a single piece windshield.
PA-23-250 Aztec F
Aztec E with improved systems and cambered wingtips and tailplane tip extensions.
PA-23T-250 Turbo-Aztec
Generally similar to the Aztec F, powered by two TIO-540 piston engines, fitted with a Garret turbocharging system.
U-11A
United States Navy designation formerly UO-1.
UO-1
United States Navy designation for PA-23-250 Aztec with additional equipment; 20 delivered, later re-designated U-11A.
PA-41P Pressurized Aztec
Pressurized Aztec concept, one built.
Seguin Geronimo
Apache with a series of modifications to the engines, nose and tail.

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