1973 Beechcraft B55 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Beechcraft B55 Baron (N200CB) presents as a well-equipped and maintained twin-engine aircraft with 5,460 total airframe hours. Powered by dual Continental IO-470 engines, each producing 260 HP and showing 396 hours since major overhaul (SCMOH) against a 1,700-hour TBO, the aircraft features matching McCauley 3-blade props with 396 hours since overhaul. The seller, who has owned the aircraft for 18 years, describes it as a dependable family travel platform with complete logs and an auxiliary fuel tank for extended range.

The avionics suite is notably modernized with an Aspen Avionics EFD1000 Pro PFD, dual Garmin navigation (GTN 750 and GNS430W), and a GTX345 transponder with ADS-B compliance. The panel includes WAAS/LPV capability, S-TEC System 55X autopilot, synthetic vision (SVT), and terrain warning. Additional features include vortex generators, inadvertent ice protection, alcohol windshield/prop systems, and a Plane Power kit. The JPI 760 dual engine monitor provides detailed powerplant data. This IFR-ready Baron combines proven airframe reliability with contemporary glass cockpit functionality.