1967 Mooney M20C Mark 21Single-Engine Piston Aircraft • Portsmouth, NH, USA

This 1967 Mooney M20C Mark 21 (N2942L) presents as a well-maintained example with 5,095 total airframe hours and a mid-time Lycoming O-360 engine showing 1,120 hours SMOH on a 2,000-hour TBO. The aircraft just received a fresh annual inspection on 07/10/25 and features recent maintenance including new main gear tires, brake rotors, pads, and a master cylinder replacement. The fuel tanks were resealed two years ago with no leaks reported, and the Hartzell two-blade propeller (also at 1,120 SMOH) was recently polished.

Equipped for capable IFR operations, the panel features a GNS 430 WAAS with LPV capability coupled with dual VORs, supporting...

Year: 1967

Make: Mooney

Series: M20

Model: M20C MARK 21

Tail #: N2942L

Serial #: Not Listed

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Specifications

Category: Single-Engine Piston

Intended Use: Business, Recreational

Flight Rules: VFR & IFR

Seats: 4

Hours, Logs & Inspections

Total Time: 5,095 hrs

Engine 1 Time: 1,120 hrs (SMOH)

Prop 1 Time: 1,120 hrs (SMOH)

Logbook Status: Complete logs available upon request for serious inquiries; all ADs have been complied with and have appropriate documentation.

Inspection Status: Fresh annual inspection 07/10/25, aircraft needs nothing!

Avionics

GPS

Garmin GNS 430W - GNS WAAS with LPV capability coupled with steam gauges and dual VORs. Capable of RNAV, ILS, LOC, VOR, and NDB approaches with recent IFR certification done 04/02/25.

Comms

Dual VORs

Additional Equipment

ELT

ELT battery replaced on 03/30/25.

Block Heater

Also has a block heater that is quite handy in colder weather.

Interior & Exterior

Interior Rating: 6/10

Paint Rating: 6/10

Interior Notes: Paint and interior are both 6/10.

Exterior Notes: Aircraft is not a hangar queen and is flown regularly. During the warmer months, it is kept on the ramp and during the winter, it is hangered.