1967 Beechcraft C33A DebonairSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Beechcraft C33A Debonair (N300RR, serial CE177) represents one of the last examples built and one of only two factory-equipped with the 285 HP IO-520 engine, making it the fastest Debonair variant with cruise speeds approaching 200 mph at 75% power. The aircraft shows 4,395 hours total time with a Continental Gold Medallion zero-time engine now at 907 hours since upgrade to IO-520BA3B specification with heavy crankcases and crankshaft - ready for potential turbo conversion. Recent maintenance includes a $12,000 annual completed after the October 2024 Beechcraft Madden inspection showing excellent cylinder compressions (78/78/78/76/78/79), along with rebuilt landing gear transmission, actuator motor, and full fuel injection system overhaul.

The panel features modern upgrades including an Avidyne IDF540 WAAS GPS, NGT9000 ADS-B transponder, Aspen Evolution E5 display replacing vacuum instruments, and JPI 830 engine monitor. The airframe benefits from meticulous care with fireproofed fuel lines, leak-guard tire tubes, and recent propeller reseal at 33 hours post-overhaul. The custom four-color paint scheme and original blue velvet interior (with preserved sheepskin seat covers) present well, complemented by D'Shannon tinted windows and speed slope windshield. With no damage history and comprehensive maintenance records including original factory manuals, this example has been hangared in Arizona and Nevada throughout its service life.