1972 Cessna 340Multi-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1972 Cessna 340 (N592GC) presents as a well-maintained pressurized twin with recent engine overhauls and modern avionics. The airframe shows 8,023 total hours, with the left Continental TSIO-520NB engine at 528.4 hours SMOH (completed by RAM) and the right engine at 1,404 hours SMOH (completed by Tim's Aircraft Engines), both benefiting from STC modifications and turbocharging. The aircraft features a 2011 paint scheme in white with black lower surfaces and gold/gray stripes, described as very good condition, complemented by a gray leather interior seating seven with lavatory.

Avionics highlight this twin's IFR capability, equipped with a Garmin GNS-530W WAAS GPS with ADS-B Out, G5 HSI, Cessna 1000 autopilot, and GTX-335 transponder. Additional features include an EDM-790 engine monitor, King nav/com, and ADF. The aircraft is FIKI-certified and includes oxygen, air conditioning, and RAM Series IV intercoolers. Recent maintenance includes an annual completed in June 2024 by Precision Aviation, with complete logs available. Both Hartzell props show 528.4 hours SMOH, matching the left engine's overhaul time. The aircraft is currently based at KJER with all systems reported airworthy.