Where is the only Aerostar 800 ever built? The Ted Smith Aerostar has a very interesting history. Wikipedia has a list of all the models that were built. There's a note there about an Aerostar 800, only one of which was ever built. Does anyone know where that 800 is today?
According to this page the airframe was donated to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University:


  The Superstar airframe was later used as the prototype Aerostar 800. The prototype 800 was the Superstar airframe with two more seats (due to a 32” extension of the cabin) and featured two 400-hp. Lycoming engines. The 800 was under development when Ted unexpectedly passed on in 1976. Piper continued development of the airplane as a replacement for their P Navajo but never certified it and eventually donated the airframe to Emery Riddle [sic] Aeronautical University. 


This is the only reference I can find to the ultimate location of the Aerostar 800.