1981 Cessna 340AMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Cessna 340A (N8632K) presents as a well-equipped pressurized twin with comprehensive upgrades and meticulous maintenance records. The airframe shows 6,410 total hours with a useful load of 1,756 lbs, powered by twin Continental TSIO520NB engines upgraded to RAM VII 335 HP configurations, both showing 790 hours SMOH against a 1,600-hour TBO. Notably, the right engine and Hartzell propeller underwent inspection and overhaul in October 2020 following a taxiing prop strike, with the left propeller at 670 hours SMOH. The aircraft delivers with a fresh July 2025 annual from Fortner Aviation, complete logs, and recent pitot-static/transponder certification.

Avionics highlight a modern Garmin suite including dual G500 TXi/G750 displays, GFC600 autopilot with WAAS/LPV capability, and integrated ADS-B via GTX 345. The panel features active traffic, terrain warning, yaw damper, and comprehensive engine monitoring with CHT/EGT per cylinder. The 2005-refinished exterior in Matterhorn White with blue accents complements a 2005 gray leather interior in club configuration, updated with 2022 sheepskin seat covers and wool carpet. Operational enhancements include vortex generators, FIKI certification, Tom's auxiliary fuel tank, CIES senders, and a 2022-replaced A/C compressor. This turnkey package combines performance upgrades with IFR-ready systems for cross-country capability.