Twin-engine low-wing commercial aircraft. It was originally a "Twin Stinson" development, but was acquired by Piper. At Piper's time, there was really only experience of building single-engine aircraft, so they went out and bought that knowledge. Gradually, Apache developed into a whole family of several versions and with many different engine options.

A very successful aircraft type that has been sold to many countries and has come into use in a variety of contexts.

Later versions with more powerful engines were built in both 5- and 6-seat variants and manufactured until 1982. Also found in smaller numbers in several different Air Forces, including the US Navy.

The aircraft in the museum is in airworthy condition. It came to Sweden in 1956 and flew across the Atlantic to Sweden via Canada and Iceland.

Previously owned by AB Volvo.