1981 Beechcraft A36 BonanzaSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza (N3810Z, serial E-1802) presents a well-equipped and meticulously maintained aircraft with 4,154 total hours on the airframe. The IO-520-BB 285 hp engine has just 299 hours since its GANN Performance Engines major overhaul (balanced and blueprinted) featuring a RAM camshaft and D'Shannon engine baffles, paired with a 3-blade Hartzell propeller overhauled in January 2025 with only 22 hours since. The avionics suite is comprehensive, centered around a Garmin G500 EFIS glass panel PFD/MFD interfaced with a GTN-750 GPS/Nav/Com for full ILS/LPV approach capability, supported by a King KFC-200 autopilot with altitude preselect and glideslope coupling. Additional features include a GTX-345 ADS-B transponder, GDL-69 XM weather, and FlightStream 210 Bluetooth integration.

The aircraft boasts a 1,286 lb useful load with Osborne 20-gallon tip tanks (114 gallons usable) and GAMI fuel injectors. The interior features a special "Air Mod" design with sheepskin inserts in the front seats, rated in very good condition, while the exterior Matterhorn White paint with Stars & Stripes blue/gray stripes (applied in 1996) shows some wear but remains structurally sound with no known damage history. Recent maintenance includes an annual inspection completed in January 2025 by Southern Aero and IFR certification valid until July 2026. Notable airframe upgrades include SRS aluminum elevator and SMP stainless steel rudder bracket STCs, along with digital tip tank fuel gauges and a full set of complete logbooks documenting its excellent maintenance history.