1969 Cessna T310QMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Cessna T310Q (N310D) presents as a well-maintained, corrosion-free twin with strong performance credentials, currently offered through AirSpace Auctions. With 4,865 total airframe hours, its Continental TSIO-520 engines each show 1,454 SMOH from February 1983 overhauls by Hants and Sussex Aviation, paired with McCauley three-blade constant-speed props installed new in October 1998 (1,606 hours each). The aircraft features 180-gallon long-range tanks for 1,200 nm range, a 1,650 lb useful load, and six-place oxygen for high-altitude operations, complemented by pneumatic de-ice boots and electric hot props for all-weather capability.

The panel is IFR-certified through December 2024, centered around a Garmin GNS 430W with live NexRad weather, GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, and Apollo MX-20 MFD, supported by a full suite of backup instruments. The 1999 incident involving an overheated left engine due to a defective ground wire was resolved with return to service. Current squawks include inoperative prop sync, intermittent autopilot nav function, and minor cosmetic issues like nose paint chips. The white/blue/silver exterior houses a gray and maroon interior with tan seating. Auction opens July 9, 2025, with a $35,000 starting bid.