1979 Cessna P210 Silver EagleTurboprop Aircraft

The 1980 Cessna P210 Silver Eagle (N373AR) is a well-equipped turboprop conversion featuring a Rolls-Royce 250B17F/2 engine with 2,173.6 hours since new and a fresh propeller showing just 151.1 hours. The airframe has accumulated 5,034.5 total hours while maintaining current FAR Part 135 operational status. This business/recreational aircraft underwent comprehensive refurbishment in 2022, achieving perfect 10/10 scores for both interior and exterior condition.

The Silver Eagle conversion delivers modern capability with its Aspen Evolution PFD, dual Garmin GPS units (530W/430), STEC 55X autopilot, and PS Engineering PMA 7000B audio panel. Passenger comfort is enhanced by O&N electric air conditioning, USB charging ports throughout, and BAS inertial reel shoulder harnesses. With 148 gallons of fuel capacity, this turbine-powered P210 offers substantial range for its class while benefiting from recent panel and cabin upgrades. The aircraft's current operational status and recent refurbishment make it a turnkey solution for buyers seeking a high-performance single-engine turboprop.