1971 Beechcraft 58 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1971 Beechcraft 58 Baron (N9195Q) presents as a capable piston twin with recent operational use, having flown 12 hours in the week prior to listing. The airframe shows 6,768.1 total hours with 2,070.1 hours on the left Continental IO-550C engine and 1,237.1 hours on the right, both approaching their 2,000-hour TBO. Notably, the aircraft features vortex generators, full de-ice capability (non-FIKI), and a comprehensive avionics suite including a Garmin G500 EFIS, GNS 430W, SL30 nav/com, GTX 330ES transponder with ADS-B Out, and STEC 60 autopilot with color weather radar. The panel retains vacuum backup instruments for redundancy.

Maintenance highlights include both Hartzell props overhauled in 2002 with 987.1 hours since, magnetos replaced in September 2021, and current inspections including an annual valid until January 2026. The aircraft carries 166 gallons of usable fuel and features a six-place leather interior with LED lighting. While the seller emphasizes its operational readiness and recent use, potential buyers should note that only the last 10 years of logbooks are physically available, with earlier records reportedly lost in 2020 during a partnership dissolution. The wing spar carry-through inspection will be due at 7,265.6 airframe hours.