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1980 Cessna P210N Centurion

Used
$499,000
09/24/2024
Est: $3,701/mo
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Registration no. N7567KSerial no. P21000411
270 VIEWS
24 DAYS ON FLYING
3 SAVES

Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Highlights

Vitatoe TN-550 Engine, TKS De-ice, Dual Aspens, IFD540, JPI 930, S-Tec 55X Autopilot, Speed Brakes, Carry-Thru Spar AD Completed - No Defects.

Seller location

Taylor, Texas, United States

Aircraft location

San Marcos, Texas, United States

Airframe Total time

4,150 hours

Airframe Description

Total Time: 4,150 Hours

Airframe Notes: Carry-Thru Spar AD 2023-02-17 C/W July 2023 - No Defects

No known major damage history

Complete Logbooks available upon request

Total hours flown in the past 6 months

20 hours

Engine 1 hours

440 hours SFRM

Propulsion

Vitatoe TN550 Engine Conversion

Continental IO-550-P5B Engine

Serial No: 1007559

Engine TBO: 2,200 hours

440 Hours Since Continental Factory Remanufactured Engine

Hartzell HC-J3YF-1RF/F8068, 3-Blade Hot Prop

Hub Serial No: JN346B

440 Hours Since New

Flight rules

Instrument Flight Rules

Navigation equipment

Aspen Evolution 2000 Electronic Flight Display System

Aspen EFD-1000 PFD

Aspen EFD-1000 MFD

Avidyne IFD-540 FMS/GPS/NAV/COM

BendixKing KX-155 Nav/Com #2

BendixKing KN-64 DME

Garmin GTX-330ES Transponder with ADS-B Out

Stratus 2 ADS-B In Receiver (Hardwired)

PS Engineering PMA7000M BT Audio Panel w/Bluetooth

Davtron M800 Chronometer

S-Tec 55X Autopilot with Altitude Preselect

Comms equipment

Avidyne IFD-540 FMS/GPS/Nav/Com #1

BendixKing KX-155 Nav/Com #2

Engine management

Cruise LOP at 22,000 feet, TAS 215 knots on 17.6 gph

Additional equipment

TKS Anti-ice and De-Ice System (Known Ice Certified)

JPI EDM-930 Primary Engine Instruments

Standby Alternator 

Vacuum System Removed

RC Allen 2600 Electric Standby Attitude Gyro

Standby Flight Instruments

Precise Flight Speed Brakes

USB Charger Outlets

Bob Fields inflatable cabin door seal

Rosen Sun Visors

RAM Panel Docs for iPad mini and iPad

Wing Tip Strobes

Number of seats

6

Additional equipment

Dual-controls

Interior Condition

Fully articulating and vertically adjustable pilot seat with front seat shoulder harnesses. Interior in Tan Leather with coordinating Side Panels and Taupe Carpet.

Interior Year

1999

Interior Score

8

Exterior Condition

Paint by Murmer Aircraft Services in October 2019 in Jet Glo Matterhorn White (#840103), Acry Glo Deep Red (#00550) and Acry Glo Medium Silver (#10568) in excellent condition.

Paint Year

2019

Inspection Status

Annual Inspection, August 2024, Next Due August 2025

FAR 91.411 & 413, May 2023, Next Due May 2025

Maintenance Notes:

Annual Inspection, 8/2024

New #2 Alternator Belt, 8/2024

Repaired #2 Baffling, 8/2024

New RG24-16 Battery, 8/2023

New #1 Exhaust Elbow, 8/2023

Carry-Thru Spar AD C/W - No Defects, 7/2023

FAR 91.411 & 91.413, 5/2023

New TKS Panel LH Horizontal Stab, 12/2022

New Cleveland Nose Wheel Assy, 7/2022

Cleaned & Resealed Outflow Valves, 1/2022

New JPI EDM-930 Installed, 12/2021

New Plane Power Alternator, 10/2020

New PMA 7000M BT Audio Panel, 5/2020

O/H Fuel Sender in LH Tank, 3/2020

New Paint by Murmer, 10/2019

New ELT Whip Antenna, 3/2019

Replaced Seals in Fuel Selector, 1/2018

New Sump Drains L & R Wing Tanks, 1/2018

O/H TKS Proportioning Unit, 12/2017

Replaced Two TKS Panels, 9/2017

New IFD540 (Replaced GNS-530W), 6/2017

New Batteries in PFD, MFD and Standby AI, 6/2017

New Pressurization In/Out Ducts, 12/2016

Replaced 3 Control Column Rollers, 2/2016

Replaced L/H Elevator Trailing Edge Skin, 4/2015

Replaced Both Nose Gear Hyd. Hoses, 2/2015

Resealed Nose Gear Actuator, 2/2015

Replaced #1 Fuel Injector, 10/2013

New Oil Pressure Sensor, 9/2013

New Fuel Line from Selector to Pump, 8/2013

Treated Wings with LPS, 8/2013

Installed Aspen Evolution 2000 System, 6/2013

Installed Vitatoe TN-550 Engine, 4/2013

Installed Hartzell Scimitar Prop, 4/2013

Installed TKS FIKI System, 12/2012

New Nose Gear Lower Trunion, 12/2012

Replaced L/H Flap Skins, 7/2012

New Landing Gear Pivot Bolts, 11/2008

Overhauled Power Pack, 10/2006

Installed S-Tec 55X Autopilot, 7/2005

New Interior Installed, 12/1999

Installed Bob Fields Door Seal, 7/1989

Inspection Expiry

Mon, Sep 1, 2025

Damage history

No Major Damage History, L/H Elevator Trailing Edge Replaced from Hangar Rash in 4/2015

Date
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Price
09/24/2024
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$499,000

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