1973 Cessna 340Multi-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Cessna 340 (N765LT) presents a well-maintained twin with low-time engines and a recently upgraded avionics suite, making it a strong candidate for both personal and professional use. The airframe shows 7,896 total hours, while the Continental TSIO520NB engines feature 290 SMOH on the left and just 95 SMOH on the right, both well below their 1,800-hour TBO. The aircraft boasts a custom gold matte panel with Garmin 530W WAAS GPS/COM (IFR certified), King KX-155 nav/com, Garmin GTX-330 Mode S transponder, and an AuRACLE engine management system, complemented by a Woodward propeller synchronizer and full de-ice equipment.

The aircraft's condition is noted as 9/10 for both interior and exterior, with practical upgrades including JB air conditioning, LED lighting, a 2012 windshield replacement, and under-seat storage. Operational flexibility is enhanced by the Bendix 4-color radar, King radar altimeter, and dual yoke-mounted controls. Maintenance documentation is available for review, including engine, propeller, and airframe records. With its balanced combination of recent engine overhauls, modernized avionics, and executive amenities like a writing table and pneumatic door snubber, this 340 offers a solid platform for further customization or immediate operation.