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1978 Cessna 421C

1978 Cessna 421C

Multi Engine Piston

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Location Fort Worth, TX
Total Time 4,800 hrs
Engine SMOH 350 hrs
Seats 8
Serial # 421C-0515
Reg # N421CU
Engine CONTINENTAL GTSIO-520-N
Cruise 230 kts (426 km/h)
ICAO Type C421
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Listing Details

Seller reported
Year
1978
Make
Cessna
Model
421C
Total Time
4,800 hr
Location
Fort Worth, TX
Seller
Fort Worth Jet & Associates
Source
controller.com

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Cessna 421C — Model Specs

Model specification

Standard specs for this model. Actual aircraft may differ.

Seats
8
Cruise Speed
230 kts (426 km/h)
Max Speed
243 kts (450 km/h)
Range
1,385 nm (2,565 km)
Ceiling
30,200 ft (9,205 m)
Max Weight
7,450 lbs (3,379 kg)
Useful Load
2,450 lbs (1,111 kg)
Horsepower
375 HP
Fuel Capacity
130 gal (492 L)
Fuel Burn
35 GPH (132 L/h)
Engines
2
TBO
1,600 hrs

Estimated Cost of Ownership

AeroGurus estimate

Fuel Burn
35.0 GPH
~$228/hr
Variable Cost
$400/hr
fuel + mx + reserves
Annual Fixed
$35,000/yr
hangar + insurance + annual
Engine Overhaul
$50,000
every 1,600 hrs

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Market price band

Cessna 421C typical: $100,000 – $735,000 median $465,000 across 55 active listings

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About the Cessna 421C

The Cessna 421C Golden Eagle is the flagship of Cessna's piston twins — a pressurized, cabin-class six-to-eight-seater powered by geared, turbocharged 375-hp Continental GTSIO-520 engines. It offers near-turboprop comfort — pressurization, ~230-kt cruise, airstair door — at piston-acquisition prices, which is exactly the buyer trap: the geared GTSIO engines and pressurization make it one of the most expensive piston twins to maintain. The buy decision is mission and budget honesty; superb cabin travel, but only if you fund the upkeep.

Produced 1976–1985.

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