1979 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna 340A (N527JH) presents as a well-equipped twin-engine aircraft with 6,838 total airframe hours and recent maintenance investments. The powerplants feature Continental TSIO-520-NB engines with 0 hours since major overhaul on the left and 1,216 hours on the right, both benefiting from American Aviation Ultracooling intercoolers and Q-Tip propellers (13 hours since overhaul on both). The aircraft boasts a comprehensive avionics suite including a Garmin GNS 430W, Avidyne EX500 MFD, L3 Lynx ADS-B In/Out, and Bendix/King KFC 200 autopilot, making it fully IFR-capable with FIKI certification for known icing conditions.

The aircraft shows no known damage history or corrosion, having been consistently hangared, with complete logs available. Its 2001 paint remains in excellent condition, complemented by custom leather seats. Notable performance enhancements include a VG kit and the substantial 183-gallon fuel capacity. The recent March 2025 annual inspection confirms its airworthiness, with the midwestern-based aircraft featuring air conditioning and full dual instrumentation. The combination of recent engine work, advanced avionics, and icing capability makes this a turnkey pressurized twin for regional travel.