1975 Beechcraft E55 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1975 Beechcraft E55 Baron (N974CP) presents as a well-maintained twin with recent avionics upgrades and strong engine performance. The airframe shows 3,687.7 total hours, with both Continental engines having low time since major overhauls - 235.3 SMOH on the right (Michigan Aviation, July 2015) and 236.6 SMOH on the left (Continental Motors, September 2014). The aircraft features a Hartzell Top Prop Performance Conversion (STC SA773CE) with three-blade props, de-ice boots, vortex generators, and Tannis engine preheat for cold weather operations.

The panel is equipped for full IFR capability with a Garmin GNX375 GPS/ADS-B/transponder (installed May 2020), dual King nav/coms (KX155 and KX165), KN64 DME, KR85 ADF, Century IV autopilot, and an ARNAV 5200 multi-function display. Maintenance records show a gear motor repair in 2015 and a new left propeller installed in 2017. The aircraft has an active annual inspection valid until June 30, 2025, with upcoming requirements including an IFR certification and ELT battery replacement due by September 2025. Additional features include a Shadin fuel flow system, dual batteries, wing ice lights, and Rosen visors.