1977 Cessna T310RMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna T310R (N521AD) represents a comprehensively restored and meticulously maintained twin-engine aircraft with only 7,505 total airframe hours. Both Continental TSIO-520EB engines were RAM-overhauled in 2017 with 940 hours SMOH, featuring turbonormalization, GAMI injectors, and Reiff preheat systems. The aircraft received new Hartzell props during the overhaul, synchronized for smooth operation. A modern avionics suite was installed between 2022-2023, including an Aspen EFD1000 Pro Max PFD with synthetic vision, dual Garmin GTN750Xi/650Xi navigators, Avidyne EX500 MFD, STEC 3100 autopilot, and comprehensive traffic/weather systems (TAS 800, RDR-160 radar, WX500 storm scope).

The airframe benefits from 2017 exterior paint (rated 10/10) with vortex generators, 2019 interior refurbishment (rated 9/10), and functional upgrades like Keith electric air conditioning (converted to R134A in 2024), dual-pane windows, and four auxiliary fuel tanks extending range to 800 NM. Notable safety features include a gear side brace kit, full deicing systems (Goodrich boots, heated props/pitot), and 6-place oxygen. Recent maintenance includes a February 2025 annual inspection by TAS Aviation, new tires/tubes (2024), and IFR certification valid through January 2026. Always hangared with no damage history, this IFR-ready T310R combines performance (190-215 KTAS) with a 1,560 lb useful load.