1977 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna 340A (N37376) presents as a well-maintained, low-time pressurized twin with only 4,937 total airframe hours and 820 SMOH on both engines - well below their 1,600-hour TBO. The aircraft just completed its annual inspection in August 2024 and features full FIKI (flight into known icing) capability with a RAM VI system, making it a capable all-weather platform. Based at KBIL in Montana, it's equipped with modern Garmin avionics including a G500 display, GTN750 and GNS430 navigators, plus WAAS/LPV approach capability, ADS-B, active traffic, terrain warning, and yaw damper systems.

The 340A shows careful ownership under an ATP-rated pilot, with complete logs documenting its maintenance history. Its 180-gallon fuel capacity with auxiliary tanks supports extended missions, while the pressurization and oxygen system enable comfortable high-altitude operations. The aircraft remains in active service, with current flight hours subject to minor changes. This turnkey twin offers a rare combination of low engine times, recent maintenance, and comprehensive IFR/ice protection systems in a proven airframe.