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1951 · N369 · Texas, United States
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This is a classic Beechcraft Twin Bonanza that has been well taken care of and kept in a hangar. It's one of the earliest models still flying today. The plane is safe to fly and has current IFR certification. The annual inspection will be completed in August 2025. The paint and interior look good. It has non-AD hydraulic 3-blade propellers. It comes with a Dual Garmin GNS 530 WAAS, ADSB Out Garmin 345 Transponder, and Garmin Audio Panel with Bluetooth. It does not have an autopilot. The original logbooks were lost in 1981, with an estimated 694 hours at that time. The current time is 2116.8 hours, based on the Hobbs meter. There is no known damage. Please contact us if you are seriously interested. All specifications should be checked by the buyer.
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TCDS 5A4 · Rev 62 · issued 2013-09-23
2 Lycoming GO-435-C2 or GO-435-C2E
Part 3 of Civil Air Regulations effective November 1, 1949, Amendments 1 through 5.