This Navajo is a Panther conversion with winglets and four bladed propellers.

N99PN is Colemill Panther conversion of the standard Navajo Chieftain, and was the support aircraft for the Mig Magic Inc. Mig-17F NX117BR sponsored by Red Bull, hence the emblem on the rear fuselage.

Crashed on June 25, 2013 in Haiti, with 2 fatalities.

This Piper supported the Red Bull MiG-17F flight demonstration team and was provided with some markings of that team. The 1973 Chieftain was exported to Mexico by late 2019 and is not registered anymore in the FAA register.

Obviously spending some time outside already, as it's covered in snow and ice. In the background, LN-LTC is off for another ambulance flight.

On the tarmac at Parafield Airport

This immaculate Navajo Panther is used on charter work and was waiting for some passengers at Bendigo. Note the new winglets, cowlings and four-bladed Q-tip props of the Panther conversion. You'd hardly guess the aeroplane was a quarter century old. It crashed and was destroyed after a night takeoff at Bathurst, NSW on 7th November 2008 with pilot disorientation suspected as the cause.