1972 Cessna 340Multi-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1972 Cessna 340 presents a well-maintained twin with significant powerplant upgrades and modern avionics. The airframe shows 5,483 total hours with a recent engine overhaul history - the left Continental TSIO-520-J engine has 740 hours SMOH while the right engine shows just 109 hours since major overhaul, both upgraded to 310HP. The McCauley 3-blade props were overhauled in 2016 with only 248 hours since. Notable performance enhancements include vortex generators and hot props, with an increased max takeoff weight of 6,305 lbs against an empty weight of 4,508 lbs.

The aircraft features a capable glass cockpit with a uAvionix AV-30-C display, Garmin Aero 660 on Gizmo, and Garmin GMA 347 audio panel paired with a GNS 430 navigator. The Bendix FCS-810 autopilot and KX 155 nav/com round out the IFR-capable panel, complemented by ADS-B In/Out capability. The exterior presents in white with blue stripes rated 6+/10, while the interior features executive grey leather seats in 7+/10 condition. With no damage history and regular operational use, this 340 benefits from de-ice boots, alcohol windshield, and an Artex 406 ELT for all-weather capability.