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1974 Beech Baron B-55 For Sale: “Fresh Annual Just Completed”

A 1974 Beechcraft Baron B-55 has been spotted for sale. The listing states (in part):

6,000 TT airframe hours, Continental IO-470-L engines (1,991/1,455 SMOH), and 3-blade Hartzell props (179/237 SPOH). Garmin GNX375 WAAS GPS/ADS-B in and out Transponder, Avidyne EX600 MFD, Century IV autopilot, HSI, fuel totalizer, and Insight Strikefinder. Features alcohol prop/windshield de-ice, heated pitot, engine heaters, and Rosen sun visors. Useful load 1,605 lbs. No known damage history. August 2025 annual at Beechcraft Service Center. Interior/exterior rated 6/10. Logbooks missing prior to 2013… FRESH AUGUST, 2026 ANNUAL JUST COMPLETED

The aircraft is located in Bardstown, KY and is currently available for bidding. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes additional photos and details.

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1977 Beech Baron 58 Turboprop Conversion Project Offered For Sale

A 1977 Beechcraft Baron 58TC turboprop project has been spotted for sale.

According to the listing, the aircraft began as a 1977 Beechcraft Baron 58TC (S/N TK46) with 1,531 hours total time and no damage history, later converted into an experimental single‑engine turbine “Czechmate” (N1NF) after being acquired via lien auction in 1989 with full FAA chain of title. The build replaces the twin piston configuration with a 750 HP Walter M601D turboprop, incorporating extensive structural modifications inspired by Beech’s factory Lightning prototypes, including a custom engine mount, reinforced nose structure, and high-quality carbon fiber cowling with advanced induction and cooling systems. The airframe retains the strengthened 58TC features (6200 lb gross weight, extended fuel capacity, heavy-duty landing gear, and corrosion-proofed structure) and includes a 5-blade reversible prop, deice systems, air conditioning, KFC200 autopilot, and complete interior. The project is largely complete with major fabrication finished, but requires engine overhaul, fuel cells, paint, avionics, and final assembly, and is offered with molds, tooling, spare parts, and documentation as a high-performance turbine conversion project capable of 250+ knot cruise.

The aircraft is located in Hastings, Florida and is currently available for US $169,000. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes many additional photos and details.

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1974 Beech Baron Project For Sale: “Desirable Mods / Upgrades, Cheap!”

A 1974 Beechcraft 58 Baron has been spotted for sale.

According to the listing, the aircraft has 4,606 total time, with 1,498 SMOH on both desirable IO-520CB engines, and recent prop overhauls (7.9 hours, though blades damaged). It boasts a pristine leather club-seating interior with fold-out desk, striking silver/grey/black/red/blue paint, full deice including props and windshield, vortex generators, radar, 3-axis autopilot with HSI/flight director/yaw damper, and avionics like King audio panel, KN63 DME, KY196 comm, KR-87 ADF, KNS81 RNAV, Shadin fuel flow, Stormscope, and pre-wired Garmin 530/ADSB trays. It sustained a gear-up landing causing mid-belly skin/reinforcing scrapes, flap damage, antenna losses, and a bent nose gear actuating rod (mains/doors intact, no wing/prop/nosecone/tail damage); repair likely straightforward. Includes complete logs, manuals, and FAA bill of sale.

The aircraft is located in Kissimmee, Florida and is currently available for US $39,950, although bids are also being accepted. Click here to check out the eBay listing, which includes additional photos and details.

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