1994 Beechcraft 58 BaronMulti-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1994 Beechcraft 58 Baron (N222RG, s/n TH-1698) presents as a well-equipped twin with 3,305 total airframe hours, hangared in California and professionally maintained. Powered by two Continental IO-550-C1F engines with 300 HP each, showing 840 hours since new, paired with three-bladed McCauley props also at 840 hours since overhaul, the aircraft delivers a 195-knot cruise speed and 950 NM range with a useful load of 1,579 lbs. The avionics suite features notable upgrades including a Garmin G500 with synthetic vision, ADS-B In/Out via GDL-88, GNS-430W, and a King KFC-200 autopilot, making it IFR-capable.

The six-seat cabin with club seating and dual aft doors is trimmed in blue leather (rated 7/10), while the exterior white/blue/silver/gold livery scores an 8/10. Practical additions include de-ice boots, D'Shannon cooling baffles, Whelen LED lights, and an oxygen system. The aircraft passed its most recent annual inspection on September 4, 2024, and retains Cleveland brakes, co-pilot brakes, and an Artic Air portable AC unit. With its balanced combination of performance, modern avionics, and cabin utility, this Baron suits both family and corporate missions.