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$210,000.00 1958 BEECHCRAFT TWIN Multi Engine Prop in Locust Grove, GA

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AIRCRAFT DETAILS  

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  • Year:1958
  • Make:BEECHCRAFT
  • Model:TWIN
  • Location:Locust Grove, GA
  • Type:Multi Engine Prop
  • Mileage:
  • Engine Hours:10/200
  • Airframe Time:8200
  • Propeller Hours:10
  • Registration:N3250Q

Equipment:
LE 0 SMOH. RE 200 SMOH.0 SPOH RE&LE.Freshly overhauled gear heater.
Avionics:
Garmin 340Audiopanel/intercom. GNS 430. King 55 HSI. KX155 COM/NAV. KT 71 Transponder. KR 87 ADF. Avidyne 650 MFD/radar. S-TEC 60-2 Autopilot
Exterior:
New paint
Interior:
New leather interior

SELLER DESCRIPTION

1958 BEECHCRAFT TWIN, Complete restoration-$250K invested. New paint/interior/gear/heater. LE 0 SMOH RE 200 SMOH with 0 TOP. 0 SPOH RE&LE.Garmin 340/430.King HSI. Avidyne MFD/radar.STEC 60-2 Autopilot. Offer/trade complex single

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