1979 BEECHCRAFT 58 FOXSTAR BARON

General Specs (cont.)

Total Time:8197

Engine 1 Time:1330 SMOH

Engine 2 Time:1330 SMOH

Condition:Used

Additional Classifications

Detailed Description

This 1979 Beechcraft Baron 58 with a Colemill Foxstar 300 HP conversion is an awesome find! The airframe is solid, has a great maintenance history and it comes with a complete set of original logs. The engines are a little over mid-time since a new limits overhaul by Penn Yan Aero. The plane has a nice Garmin avionics package that includes a pair of GNS430's, a multi-function display, fuel totalizer and more. If you are a discriminating buyer looking for a fast, comfortable, well-equipped twin that has massive mission capabilities, this is your chance. At this price, it will not be available for very long, so be sure to contact us right away!

Avionics / Equipment

Garmin GMA340
Garmin GMX 200
Garmin GNS430W
Garmin GMS430w
Garmin GTN345
Aspen Evolution 1000 Display
Bendix FCS810

Wing de-ice
Vortex generators
Vertically Adjustable Seats
Hot prop
Heated pitot
Fire extinguisher
Copilot push to talk
Alcohol Windshield

Airframe

A visual inspection of the aircraft shows no obvious sign of damage or repairs. The logbooks are complete, original, well-organized and legible. The aircraft was involved in an inadvertent gear retraction back in 1981. Repairs were completed professionally and with full documentation. There is no other known airframe damage history.

Engines / Mods / Prop

CONT MOTOR IO 550-C

s/n: 271566-R
SMOH: 1330

CONT MOTOR IO 550-C

s/n: 271546-R
SMOH: 1330

Interior / Exterior

The overall condition of the paint is very good. The finish is shiny and there are no dents or significant chips or scratches.

The overall condition of the interior is excellent. The genuine leather seats look great. The carpet, side panels and all plastic components are excellent.

Remarks

Colemill Foxstar 300 Conversion with Winglets, Full De-Ice, Engines by Penn Yan Aero, Next Annual due June 2026, Garmin IFR with MFD, Dual Yokes, Complete Logs, Looks Great!