1977 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna 340A, registration N615PJ, presents a well-equipped pressurized twin with notable upgrades and recent maintenance. The aircraft features a 335 HP RAM VI conversion with engines overhauled in 2010 showing 695 and 670 hours SMOH respectively, well below their 1,600-hour TBO. Low-time propellers were overhauled in 2020 (19 hours) and 2021 (24 hours), complementing the 5,160-hour airframe. The November 2024 annual inspection is complete, supported by comprehensive logs including oil analysis and AD compliance records.

Avionics highlight a modern Garmin suite with dual GNS 430 WAAS navigators, G600 PFD, STEC 55X autopilot with GPSS, and GTX 345/335 transponders with ADS-B In/Out capability. The aircraft is equipped for IFR operations with deicing, air conditioning, and an oxygen system. The 2012-painted exterior (white with blue and tan) pairs with a light brown leather interior, while performance modifications include vortex generators, strakes, and a 163-gallon fuel capacity with Shadin fuel flow monitoring. Based in Texas and offered at $339,000, this 340A delivers a useful load of 1,841 lbs for efficient twin-engine travel.