This comprehensive Cessna 421C Golden Eagle IPC Parts Manual, designated P654-3-12, covers aircraft manufactured between 1976 and 1985. Spanning a total of 1054 pages, this manual is an essential resource for maintaining and repairing your Cessna 421C. It includes detailed information on all parts, components, and assemblies of the aircraft, providing clear illustrations and specifications to ensure accurate identification and replacement. This manual is a valuable tool for aircraft owners, mechanics, and technicians, offering a complete reference guide for all aspects of parts management and repair.

## The Cessna 421C Golden Eagle: A Versatile and Reliable Workhorse of the Skies The Cessna 421C Golden Eagle is a twin-engine, high-wing, fixed-wing aircraft that was produced by Cessna Aircraft Company from 1973 to 1985. Renowned for its versatility and reliability, the 421C carved a niche in the aviation world as a popular choice for corporate transportation, air taxi operations, and even cargo hauling. While it shared the "Golden Eagle" moniker with its predecessor, the 421A, the 421C boasted significant upgrades, including a more powerful engine option – the renowned Lycoming TIO-540-E1A – producing 350 horsepower each. These potent engines allowed the 421C to achieve a maximum cruise speed of 225 knots (417 km/h) and a range of over 1,200 miles (1,931 km). Beyond its impressive performance, the 421C offered a spacious and comfortable cabin, capable of seating up to seven passengers with ample luggage space. The aircraft's design emphasized practicality, featuring a large cargo door for easy loading and a robust construction that could withstand demanding flight conditions. The 421C's unwavering dependability and relative ease of maintenance made it a favorite amongst pilots and operators, further contributing to its success. Though production ceased in the mid-1980s, the Cessna 421C continues to fly strong today, proving its enduring legacy as a capable and versatile workhorse in the aviation industry.