1973 Cessna 340Multi-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Cessna 340 (N28913) presents a well-maintained twin-engine aircraft with significant upgrades and recent maintenance. The airframe shows 3,598 total hours, with both Continental TSIO-520-NB engines benefiting from RAM conversions to 310 HP each, overhauled by Firewall Forward in June 2010 with 757 SMOH hours. The McCauley three-blade propellers were overhauled in October 2014 and have 493 SPOH hours. The aircraft features a 203-gallon fuel system and maintains a substantial 1,711 lb useful load at its 6,305 lb gross weight.

The panel is equipped with modern IFR-capable avionics including an Aspen EFD1000 Pro EFIS, Garmin GNS530W/430 navigators, S-TEC 55X autopilot with flight director, and WX-500 Stormscope. The interior was refreshed in 2007 with tan leather seating and ultrasuede headliner (rated 6/10), while the exterior received a Matterhorn White over Dark Blue paint scheme in 2009 (also rated 6/10). Additional features include JB air conditioning with 134A conversion, Knisley exhaust, and deice boots. An annual inspection was completed in May 2024, with IFR certification valid through December 2024. The aircraft was originally exported to Germany before being imported to the U.S. in 1982, though German logbooks from 1973-1982 are unavailable.