N4AF - 1968 CESSNA 421




    Aircraft Summary


    General

    Year
    1968
    Manufacturer
    CESSNA
    Model
    421
    Serial Number
    421-0018
    Registration #
    N4AF
    Condition
    Used
    Based at
    KCXO
    Description
    2015 - O S H K O S H - W I N N E R Cessna's 421 delivered airline-style comfort in a piston twin — pressurized, cabin-class, with room for six above the weather. This one took top honors at Oshkosh in 2015 and carries no damage history. This Aircraft is Currently out of Annual and is planning to have the Annual inspection done during the Pre-Buy.

    Airframe

    Total Time
    3100
    Auxiliary Fuel Tank
    Yes

    Engine 1

    Engine 1 Manufacturer
    CONTINENTAL
    Engine 1 Model
    TSIO520D
    Engine 1 Serial Number
    219237-R
    Engine 1 Horsepower
    375 HP
    Engine 1 Time
    1200
    Engine 1 Time Since
    SMOH
    Engine 1 TBO
    1600
    Engine 1 Turbocharged
    Yes

    Engine 2

    Engine 2 Manufacturer
    CONTINENTAL
    Engine 2 Model
    TSIO520D
    Engine 2 Serial Number
    219344-R
    Engine 2 Horsepower
    375 HP
    Engine 2 Time
    1200
    Engine 2 Time Since
    SMOH
    Engine 2 TBO
    1600
    Engine 2 Turbocharged
    Yes

    Props

    Prop 1 Manufacturer
    MCCAULEY
    Prop 1 Model
    3AF34C92
    Prop 1 Time
    232
    Prop 1 Time Since
    SMOH
    Prop 2 Manufacturer
    MCCAULEY
    Prop 2 Model
    3AF34C92
    Prop 2 Time
    232
    Prop 2 Time Since
    SMOH
    Number of Blades
    3

    Modifications/Conversions

    Dual Aft Body Strakes
    Yes
    Vortex Generators
    Yes
    Modifications/Conversions
    Upgrades and recent maintenance highlights include new de-ice boots, fuel bladders, and a new pilot window (01/25/2021), along with wheel corrosion-proofing, re-torque, and repaint (01/25/2021). The aircraft also received Hartzell lightweight starters, alternators, and drive couplings, plus Zeftronics main and standby voltage regulators (01/25/2021). Lighting was updated with strobes, LED position lights, and a bottom beacon (01/18/2022). Additional improvements include restored yokes, overhauled cockpit instruments, an overhauled Janitrol heater and oxygen bottle, and a stainless-steel battery box with corrosion proofing.

    Avionics

    Engine Monitor
    Yes

    Additional Equipment

    Pressurized
    Yes
    Includes Floats
    Yes


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