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CessnaSingle-engine piston · Kingman, Kansas, USA

1979 Cessna Turbo 210N

Price
$268,000
Year
1979
Total time
6,254 hours
Location
United States

Specifications

General

Manufacturer
CESSNA
Model
TURBO 210N
Serial Number
21063698
Registration #
N950SR
Condition
Used

Airframe

Total time
6,254
Airframe Total Time
6,254 hours
Useful Load
1,427 pounds
Cruise Speed
170 KTAS
Range
725 nm
Maximum Takeoff Weight
4,000 lbs
  • Six-Place Cabin
  • Turbocharged, Retractable Gear
  • Full De-Ice System — Boots and Hot Prop (No Windshield Heat; Not FIKI-Certified)
  • Bendix/King RDR 2000 Onboard Weather Radar
  • Precise Flight Speed Brakes
  • Riley Intercooler
  • Onboard Oxygen System
  • Complete Logbooks Since New

Engine

Engine 1 Time
474 SMOH
Engine TBO
2000
Time Since New
474 hours

Factory-New Continental TSIO-520-R (300 HP) — New Engine, Not an Overhaul

All Six Cylinders Removed and Re-Honed at the December 2025 Annual (approximately 150 hours ago)

Propeller

Time Since Prop Overhaul
474 hours
Propeller
Three-Blade Q-Tip Constant-Speed Propeller

Avionics

  • Garmin GNS 530W WAAS GPS/NAV/COM
  • Garmin GTX 345 ADS-B In and Out Transponder
  • TAS 610 Active Traffic System
  • Bendix/King RDR 2000 Weather Radar
  • Bendix/King KFC 200 Autopilot with Flight Director
  • JPI EDM 700 Engine Monitor
  • PMA 8000C Audio Panel

Interior

  • Black Leather Seats
  • Tan Side Panels and Carpet
  • Excellent Condition

Exterior

  • Repainted 2019
  • Matterhorn White with Ferrara Red and Platinum Black

Maintenance

Most Recent Annual Inspection
December 2025 (all six cylinders removed and re-honed)
Maintenance
Complete Digital Logbooks Available on Request

Description

N950SR pairs onboard weather radar (Bendix/King RDR 2000) with a full de-ice system — boots and a hot prop. Radar plus de-ice is a genuinely uncommon combination on a 210, giving you the tools to see the weather ahead and shed ice from the airframe and prop. To be clear and accurate: this is a full de-ice system — boots and hot prop, no windshield heat — and it is not certified for flight into kno

a Garmin GNS 530W WAAS navigator, GTX 345 with ADS-B In and Out, TAS 610 active traffic, the RDR 2000 radar, and a KFC 200 autopilot with flight director. The ADS-B mandate is handled and the airframe is sorted, which makes N950SR an ideal foundation for a buyer who wants to build a modern Garmin glass panel exactly the way they want it.

at 6,247 hours, the airframe time is above the model average. That’s exactly why it’s priced where it is — and it’s more than balanced by the factory-new engine, the freshly re-honed cylinders, the 1,427-pound useful load, the radar-and-de-ice weather capability, and clean, complete logbooks.

Description

Six-seat, turbocharged, and genuinely built to haul, N950SR is a lot of capable airplane for the money. This 1979 Cessna T210N Turbo Centurion pairs a factory-new Continental engine with a 1,427-pound useful load, onboard weather radar, and a full de-ice system — the practical, load-hauling cross-country capability the 210 is famous for, without the acquisition or operating cost of a twin.

Under the cowl is a factory-new Continental TSIO-520-R — a genuine new engine, not an overhaul — with just 467 hours since new. At the December 2025 annual, roughly 150 hours ago, all six cylinders were removed and re-honed, so the top end is fresh. The three-blade Q-tip propeller is equally low-time at 467 hours since prop overhaul, and the turbocharger keeps it pulling up high for a real-world 170-knot cruise in the mid-teens.

Based at 9K8 (Kingman, KS).

Aircraft record

N950SR

Registration

Registration
N950SR
Registered as
Cessna T210N
Year
1979
Serial number
21063698
Engine
Cont Motor Tsio-520 Ser · 300 hp
Certificate
Standard
Airworthiness date
1979-11-12
Registered since
2024-09-19
Registration valid to
2031-09-30
Status
Valid

Accidents and incidents

None on record

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