1984 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza TurbopropTurboprop Aircraft

This 1984 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza Turboprop (N72121) represents a highly modified turbine conversion with impressive performance metrics and modern avionics. The airframe shows 4,766 total hours, powered by an Allison 250B17F/2 turbine engine with 3,485 hours since new (3,500-hour TBO) that delivers 450 SHP for takeoff. Performance highlights include a 200-knot cruise at 27 GPH, 2,500 FPM climb rate at sea level, and 1,065 NM range at 20,000 feet. The aircraft features Tradewind Turbines' STC'd conversion with tip tanks (adding 40 gallons capacity), TKS weeping wing anti-ice, and a 120 lb nose baggage compartment.

The panel is equipped with dual Avidyne IFD540/440 touchscreen FMS/GPS navigators with synthetic vision, L3 Lynx NGT-9000 ADS-B transponder, and dual Garmin GI-275 EFIS displays coupled to a Bendix/King KFC-200 autopilot. Additional STC'd modifications include electrically driven air conditioning, standby alternator, and aero-trim systems. The exterior (painted 1995) and interior (refreshed 1995) are both rated 8+/10 condition. With complete logs, no damage history, and an annual valid through August 2025, this turbine Bonanza offers IFR capability with WAAS/LPV approaches, making it a turnkey high-performance cruiser.