1971 Cessna 310QMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1971 Cessna 310Q (Serial Number 310Q0411) presents as a well-maintained twin-engine aircraft with 7,018 hours total time on airframe. The aircraft is powered by IO-470VO engines, with the right engine showing 1,531 hours since major overhaul and the left at 1,281 hours SMOH. Both propellers have 1,542 hours since overhaul and feature new de-ice brushes. The aircraft has undergone a fresh annual inspection valid through March 2025 and has been hangared, with good engine compressions noted.

Notable maintenance items include new magnetos on both engines, Cleveland wheel and brake conversion with new pads installed, and a landing gear side brace kit on the right side (left side dye-penetrant inspected). The aircraft is equipped with wing and windshield de-icing systems, vortex generators, and features a six-seat interior. Avionics include a Garmin 430 WAAS, S-Tec 55/55X autopilot, JPI EDM-760 engine monitor, WX-900 Stormscope, and GTX 320 transponder. Additional upgrades include Rosen sun visors, a P2 Aviation audio advisory system, and Bob Fields inflatable door seal STC. The aircraft has no damage history and remains in used condition with its maintenance and avionics package making it a solid contender in its class.