1969 Cessna 421A

Overview
1969 Cessna 421A Golden Eagle, N128SJ, serial 421A-0043, offered by Wolfe Aviation at Stockton Metropolitan Airport (KSCK), Stockton, California.

Approximately 4,132 hours total time since new (estimated). Both Teledyne Continental Motors GTSIO-520-D engines were factory remanufactured by TCM in 1995 (estimated) and show approximately 441 hours SFRM against a 1,600-hour TBO. Both McCauley propellers were overhauled by Santa Monica Propeller on 10/05/1995 and show approximately 441 hours SPOH against a 1,200-hour TBO.

Pressurized cabin seating two crew and five passengers. Keith freon air conditioning installed 07/2007. Electrothermal deice boots on wings and empennage, hot props, alcohol pilot windshield deice and heated pitot static head. Avionics include an Apollo GX50 GPS/Nav coupled to an Apollo MX20 multifunction display with ChartView, dual Apollo SL30 Nav/Coms, a Collins 331A-3G HSI and an S-Tec 55X autopilot with altitude hold, preselect and alert. The aircraft is NOT equipped with ADS-B Out.

IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES:
All airframe, engine and propeller logbooks are missing and presumed lost. Some historical documentation and records are available.
Damage history: two gear-up landings, 10/15/1971 and 07/15/1994, both repaired (see Form 337 for each date).
Inspections due: annual inspection, IFR recertification, ELT battery replacement, oxygen cylinder hydrostatic test and all exhaust ADs. The last annual inspection is estimated to have been in 2014.
Hours and dates shown as estimated reflect the absence of logbooks.

Wolfe Aviation believes the information above to be accurate but does not warrant nor guarantee it; purchasers should rely upon their own inspection of the aircraft.
Price:
$69,000 USD
Offered By: Wolfe Aviation
Registration: N128SJ
S/N: 421A-0043
Home Airport: KSCK (Airnav)
Location: Stockton, California
United States
Days Active: Today
Airframe
Approximately 4,132 hours total time since new (estimated)
All airframe, engine and propeller logbooks missing and presumed lost
Some historical documentation and records available
Wingspan: 39 ft 11 in
Length: 33 ft 6 in
Height: 11 ft 5 in
Gross Weight: 6,840 lbs.
Useful Load: 1,940 lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 196 gallons
Six auxiliary fuel cells replaced 03/20/1997
Total Time: 4,132 Hours
Avionics
Apollo SL15M audio panel with digital recorder, playback and 3LMB
Apollo GX50 GPS/Nav coupled to MX20 per STC SA00504SE
Mid-Continent MD41-1728 GPS annunciator control unit
Nav/Com #1: Apollo SL30 Nav/Com coupled to HSI and 55X autopilot
Nav/Com #2: Apollo SL30 Nav/Com coupled to CDI and 55X autopilot
Collins 331A-3G horizontal situation indicator
Mid-Continent MD-200-306 course deviation indicator (VOR/LOC/GS)
Bendix/King KN 62A TSO DME
Apollo MX20 multifunction display with ChartView coupled to GX50 per STC SA02154AK
S-Tec 55X autopilot system with trim module, altitude hold, preselect and alert per STC SA8890SW-D
AirCell Guardian 1000 airborne phone flight system
Apollo SL70 Mode C transponder
Not equipped with ADS-B Out
Kollsman Alti-Coder II encoding altimeter
JPI EDM 760 engine analyzer per STC SA00729SE
Hoskins CFS 2000A fuel flow totalizer per STC SA2780SW
Astro Tech LC2 quartz chronometer
Copilot 8-day windup clock
Ameri-King ELT with panel mounted switch and indicator
SL15M intercom system with pilot and copilot standard jacks
Datcon recording hour meter
Auxiliary lighter power port
Instantaneous vertical speed indicator
Copilot instruments
Additional Equipment
Keith freon air conditioning installed 07/2007
Rosen sun visors installed 07/19/2002 per STC SA5137NM
Six auxiliary fuel cells replaced 03/20/1997
Aeronautical Testing Service wing and vertical stabilizer vortex generators installed 09/01/1996 per STC SA00329SE
Hoskins strobe light kit 65-0025-8 installed 10/15/1971 per STC 3A362CE
Cleveland wheels and brakes
Alcohol pilot windshield deice
Deice boots in good condition without patches
Electrothermal deice boots on wings and empennage
Surface deicing boots (condition 7 out of 10) and hot props
Spacious nose baggage compartment, left and right side accessible
Aileron, rudder and elevator trim
Alternate static air source
Right side cabin side emergency exit window
Heated pitot static head
Pilot and copilot cockpit storm window
External ground power receptacle
Parking brake
Engines & Props
Left Engine: Teledyne Continental Motors GTSIO-520-D, 375 HP
Approximately 441 hours SFRM (estimated); 1,600-hour TBO
Factory remanufactured by TCM 1995 (estimated)
Right Engine: Teledyne Continental Motors GTSIO-520-D, 375 HP
Approximately 441 hours SFRM (estimated); 1,600-hour TBO
Factory remanufactured by TCM 1995 (estimated)
Left Prop: McCauley 3AF34C92/S90LF-0 electrothermal deice
Approximately 441 hours SPOH (estimated); 1,200-hour TBO
Propeller overhauled by Santa Monica Propeller 10/05/1995
Right Prop: McCauley 3AF34C92/S90LF-0 electrothermal deice
Approximately 441 hours SPOH (estimated); 1,200-hour TBO
Propeller overhauled by Santa Monica Propeller 10/05/1995
Engine 1 Hours: 441 SFRM
Engine 2 Hours: 441 SFRM
Interior & Exterior
Two crew and five passenger interior
Cabin entryway light
Off-white headliner with faux wood veneer center panel
White textured plastic window trim
Blue side panels over gray fabric, blue floor carpeting
Fully articulating pilot and copilot blue seats with stowable center armrests, shoulder harnesses and lap belts
Four place club blue seats with stowable center armrests and lap belts
Aft cabin blue belted lav seat and wood veneer vanity/galley
Right and left side cabin stowable wood veneer executive writing tables with dual cup holders
Blue floor carpeting and mats
Cockpit overhead air conditioning vents
Overhead speaker
Cabin overhead individual air conditioning vents, dome light and oxygen ports
Aft cabin cargo/baggage area
Condition 6 (Professional Aircraft Appraisers Organization Interior Grading Guide)
Aircraft refinished in 1992
Overall Matterhorn white with blue and silver trim and accents
Engine nacelle lockers
Condition 6 (Professional Aircraft Appraisal Organization Exterior Paint Grading Guide)
Year Painted: 1992
Other Info
Inspection Status:
Annual inspection due (last annual inspection estimated 2014)
IFR recertification due
ELT battery replacement due
Oxygen cylinder hydrostatic test due
Exhaust ADs all due
All airframe, engine and propeller logbooks missing and presumed lost; some historical documentation and records available
Damage: Yes
Damage Notes:
07/15/1994 Gear up landing, repairs 09/24/1996 (see Form 337 this date)
10/15/1971 Gear up landing repairs (see Form 337 this date)
Brochure: View Brochure
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