1981 Cessna Turbo 210NSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Cessna Turbo 210N (N5550Y) represents a high-performance single-engine piston aircraft with exceptional payload capabilities and recent major upgrades. With 5,420 total hours on the airframe, the aircraft features a freshly overhauled Continental TSIO-520-R engine by Western Skyways with only 10 hours since major overhaul (1,600-hour TBO), including overhauled magnetos, turbocharger, and a new starter. The three-blade McCauley propeller also has 10 hours since overhaul, complemented by an overhauled propeller governor.

The aircraft stands out with its impressive 1,513-pound useful load and 979-pound full-fuel payload, capable of 180 KTAS at 12,000 feet while carrying 89 gallons of fuel. Avionics include a recently refurbished Garmin 530W and 430W, GTX 345 ADS-B In/Out with Bluetooth, STEC 55X autopilot, JPI 730 engine monitor, and Sandel EHSI. The exterior sports a white base with maroon striping (painted in 1998), while the interior features maroon cloth seats and carpet, with a new headliner installed in 2024. Factory air conditioning enhances passenger comfort, and the aircraft has no damage history. A recent wing spar eddy current inspection (AD 2023-02-17) was completed in December 2024 with no cracks found. The annual inspection is current through December 2026. Owned by the same individual since 1982, this well-maintained Turbo 210N offers both speed and payload versatility for cross-country travel.