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1981 Cessna T210N Centurion

Used
$249,000
06/26/2024
Est: $1,847/mo
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Registration no. N5428YSerial no. 21064204
6,176 VIEWS
102 DAYS ON FLYING
1 SAVES

Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Highlights

  • Wingspar carry-thru AD23-02-17 done permanently with Eddy current inspection. 1981 Turbo 210N, Turbo 210 Low Time!! Original paint that looks amazing, N5428Y, 5386TT, 286 SMOH, Built by Victor Aviation. Autopilot: S-Tec 50 (Works Great). Priced at $259,000. Call: Michael, (559) 970-4700, CA.
  • SAME OWNER since new always hangared.
  • INSPECTION:
  • Annual Done August 2023 Current with all ADs and Service Bulletins Completed and up to date. 
  • Transponder Pitot/Static IFR good till June/2024
  • Wingspar carry-thru AD23-02-17 done permanently with Eddy current inspection. 
  • LOGBOOKS: 
  • All Complete No Damage History nothing missing to date and in order with Receipts and Manuals

Seller location

Fresno, California, United States

Aircraft location

Fresno, California, United States

Airframe Total time

5,386 hours

Airframe Description

  • 5386 Hours Total Time Since New

Engine 1 hours

286 hours SMOH

Propulsion

Engine

  • Continental TSIO520-R (310HP) Built by Victor Aviation
  • 286 Hours Since Major Overhaul 

Prop

  • 3 Blade McCauley C290D4-J/T2
  • 286 Hours Since New

Flight rules

Instrument Flight Rules

Navigation equipment

  • Dual KY196 Comms (overhauled)
  • ADF: KING KR87 (overhauled)
  • XPDR: King KT76A (overhauled)
  • AUDIO: King KMA28
  • ELT: Yes with new battery
  • AUTOPILOT: S-TEC 50 (works great)
  • ADS-B: Garmin GDL82 Out
  • HSI: King KNS 80 (overhauled) 
  • DME: King (overhauled)

Additional equipment

  • 90 Gallons Total usable fuel capacity 
  • 6 Place Oxygen - Oxygen Bottle Hydro Test Completed at 2022 annual 
  • Brand New GILL Sealed Battery
  • Shandin Avionics Fuel Flow
  • Davtron Clock
  • Wingtip and Tail Strobes
  • Useful Load
  • 6 Place Intercomm System
  • Electronic Volt/Amp gauge by Electronics International
  • Electronic EGT/CHT by Electronics International 
  • Heated Pitots
  • Cabin Courtesy Lights
  • ROSEN Sun visors
  • Push to talk 
  • 6 Cyl Temp Probe (EGT/CHT)
  • Aux Avionics Fan
  • Standby Alternator and Vacuum Pump
  • Cleveland Wheels & Brakes
  • Electronic Volt/Amp gauge by Electronics International
  • Electronic EGT/CHT by Electronics International 
  • Vertical Card Compass
  • Cabin Courtesy Lights

Number of seats

6

Interior Condition

  • Newer Cessna Leather Interior and carpet.

Interior Score

8

Exterior Condition

  • Original paint that looks amazing.

Paint Score

8

Inspection Status

  • Annual Done August 2023 Current with all ADs and Service Bulletins Completed and up to date. 
  • Transponder Pitot/Static IFR good till June/2024
  • Wingspar carry-thru AD23-02-17 done permanently with Eddy current inspection. 

Damage history

  • All Complete No Damage History nothing missing to date and in order with Receipts and Manuals.
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06/26/2024
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