1964 Beechcraft B55 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1964 Beechcraft B55 Baron (N163Q) presents a well-maintained twin with complete documentation and consistent care throughout its history. The airframe shows 4,212 total hours, with both Continental IO-470-L engines having 1,188 hours since major overhaul in November 1983 (1,500-hour TBO). The aircraft features fresh 3-blade props with only 32.4 hours since overhaul and includes alcohol deicing. The 1982 paint presents in classic white with red stripes and black accents, complemented by a black vinyl/cloth interior that has been hangared since new with no hail damage.

Avionics highlight modern upgrades including dual Garmin GI275 attitude/heading indicators, an Avidyne AMX 240 audio panel, and IDF 540 GPS paired with a Trig TT22 ADS-B transponder. Operational enhancements include a WX900 Stormscope, JPI 450 fuel flow monitoring, and control wheel-mounted PTT/transponder controls. The aircraft carries all logs since new with all ADs complied, and the next annual is due May 2025. With its balanced maintenance history and capable panel, this Baron offers solid IFR capability for cross-country missions.