1987 Beechcraft Bonanza A36 listed as aircraft-for-sale pick
A 1987 Beechcraft Bonanza A36 with upgraded avionics, auxiliary fuel and turbo-normalizing has been highlighted as a daily aircraft-for-sale selection. The six-seat piston single has 4,430 hours on the airframe.
A 1987 Beechcraft Bonanza A36 is the daily aircraft-for-sale pick. The listing highlights a six-seat cabin and a heavily updated avionics panel.
The airframe has 4,430 hours. Its 300 hp Continental IO-550-B engine has 1,210 hours since overhaul, according to the listing. Auxiliary fuel and turbo-normalizing for high-altitude capability are fitted, along with custom paint and interior.
The A36 is a stretched-fuselage version of the long-running Bonanza design. It began as a utility aircraft aimed at heavy haulers such as the Cessna 206 and Piper PA-32 Cherokee Six, and buyers soon ordered it with better interiors and cross-country equipment. The type became established at the top of the piston single market and has stayed there.
The selection was made because the aircraft is unusual, represents a good deal, or has other notable qualities.
Sources
- flyingmag.comThis 1987 Beechcraft Bonanza A36 Is a Modernized ‘AircraftForSale’ Top Pick