1979 Beechcraft 58 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Beechcraft 58 Baron (N2023C, serial TH-1012) presents a well-maintained twin-engine platform with 3,695 total airframe hours. Powered by dual Continental IO-520-C engines producing 285 HP each, the aircraft shows 940 hours SMOH on the left engine and 232 hours SMOH on the right, both well below their 1,600-hour TBO. The Hartzell three-blade aluminum propellers each have 140 hours since overhaul. Performance metrics include a 200 KTAS max cruise speed, 1,500 NM range, and 166-gallon fuel capacity, with a useful load of 1,670.4 lbs from its 5,400 lbs max gross weight.

The avionics suite features dual Garmin 430W WAAS units, a Garmin GTX 345 transponder with ADS-B In/Out, KFC 200 autopilot, Stormscope WX-1000, and yaw damper, making it fully IFR-capable with LPV and SVT approaches. The aircraft passed its annual inspection in May 2024 and transponder/pitot static check in February 2025, with the ELT battery due for replacement in June 2025. The exterior sports a white with red accents paint scheme from 1979, complemented by a tan leather interior seating six. Equipped with de-ice boots, this Baron is turnkey for personal or business use.