1967 Beechcraft 56TC BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Beechcraft 56TC Baron (N2DQ, serial TG-3) represents a rare opportunity to acquire the most powerful variant of the Baron series, boasting Lycoming TIO-541-E1A4 engines producing 760 combined horsepower for exceptional performance. With 3,874 total airframe hours and engines showing 626.3 hours since overhaul (mid-70s compression readings), this turbocharged twin maintains its reputation as the fastest Baron model ever built, capable of 200+ knot cruise speeds. The aircraft comes with significant value-added components including two low-time spare engines (SN RL-353-59 and L-132-59), spare turbochargers, and an extra block/crank assembly.

Recent investments include a fresh annual inspection completed in October 2023, 2018 exterior paint (rated 9/10), and a 2016 interior (7/10) with sheepskin seat covers. The panel features modern avionics including a Garmin GNS 530, SL30 NAV/COM, STEC 55X autopilot, MX20 MFD, and JSI EDM 760 engine analyzer. Additional highlights include LED lighting throughout, Rosen visors, storm windows, and Bose A20 headsets. The aircraft has complete logs and has been hangared, though it carries a minor damage history. Maintenance records are held by Don "Buck" Buchanon at Rostraver Airport (KFWQ). This well-equipped package includes rarely available spare powerplants, making it particularly attractive for Baron enthusiasts seeking performance and redundancy.