1960 Beechcraft B33 DebonairSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1960 Beechcraft B33 Debonair (N601V, serial CD-112) presents as a meticulously maintained example with no damage history and 5,500 total airframe hours. The Continental IO-470J engine has 1,695 hours since major overhaul, delivering 225 horsepower with efficient oil consumption of just one quart every eight hours. The aircraft is equipped with a Hartzell BHC-L2YF-1BF propeller in excellent condition and features two new TCM cylinders.

Avionics highlight this Debonair's IFR capability, featuring a Garmin GTN 650 WAAS GPS/NAV/COM coupled to a two-axis autopilot, complemented by an Aspen EFD-1000 PFD and King KX155 with glide slope. Additional systems include an L3 NGT 9000 ADS-B in/out with traffic, JPI EDM 900 engine monitor, and a PS Engineering PMA 450 audio panel with four-place intercom. The panel also integrates an iPad Mini docking station. Notable upgrades include a Beryl D'Shannon speed-sloped windshield, GAMI injectors, air/oil separator, LED landing light, and dual USB outlets. The aircraft will complete a fresh annual/pre-purchase inspection by June 2025. With its like-new paint and interior, stainless hardware, and hangared ownership by professional pilots, this Debonair stands out for its condition and equipment.