1966 Beechcraft 33 DebonairSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Beechcraft 33 Debonair (N6102V, serial CD-846) presents as a well-maintained example with only 4,350 total hours on the airframe and a 400-hour SMOH IO-470N engine producing 260 HP under D'Shannon and Western Skyways STCs. The aircraft features a comprehensive Garmin glass panel upgrade, including dual G5s, a GTN-650 GPS/Nav/Com, GTX 345 transponder with ADS-B In/Out, and a full-coupled GFC 500 digital autopilot—all integrated with a G3X touchscreen display. The panel has been completely modernized by Nimbus Aviation with vacuum system removal and electric trim, while the interior benefits from new Airtex carpet and soundproofed flooring.

Recent maintenance includes a fresh annual inspection, new battery, and IFR certification valid until January 2025. Notable upgrades include a long-sloped LP Aero windshield, CIES fuel senders, Whelen LED lighting, and STC enhancements like GAMI fuel injectors and an F&M oil filter adapter. The airframe logs are original, and engine work was performed by Eagle Aviation in Columbia, SC. With its balanced combination of low time, modern avionics, and performance-oriented STCs, this Debonair is positioned for both efficiency and IFR capability.