Aircraft > Single-Engine Piston > Beechcraft > N3812U: Beechcraft SKIPPER
Rare Beech Skipper, 1890 TTAF/E Since New. Lycoming O-235-L2C, Excellent Paint and Interior, Two AV-30 Att/Hdg Indicators, KMA 20, KX-155, TKM MX-170B, Solid State Wing Tip Lts, Tail Beacon, ADS-B Out, 1 New Cylinder, 1 Overhauled Cylinder. New Battery, Brakes, Tires. Turn Key Ready for Training, Sightseeing or Time Building!
Avionics: AV30 - Attitude Indicator AV30 - HSI Heading Indicator Panel Mounted USB Ports King KMA-20 Audio Panel King KX-155 Nav/Com with Glide Slope TKM MX-170B Nav/Com with Localizer King ADF Narco AT 150 Transponder Wet Compass Alcor EGT Avionics Master Switch 12 Volt Power Outlet ADS-B Out - UAvionix Tail Beacon
Airframe: 1890 Total Time Very Light Hail Only Visible In Hangar - See Close Up Photos Some Hangar Rash Visible
Engine: Lycoming O-235-L2C 1890 Since New Number 2 Cylinder Factory New December 2021 Number 3 Cylinder Overhauled by Gipson Aviation in April 2021 All Intake Gaskets, Intake and Drain Hoses New in 2021 Entire Exhaust System Overhauled November 2021 Magnetos Overhauled June 2016 at 1706 Total Time. Compressions Last Annual: 77 / 76 / 74 / 76 Propeller: Sensenich Propeller - White Model: 72CKS12-0-52 SN: K4870 Inspected by East Coast Propeller October 2021
Interior: Seats Charcoal Grey and Red - Recently Recovered - Like New Interior Plastic Good Condition. Shoulder Harnesses Very Roomy Interior - Bigger than a C-150 Aero LED Landing Light Solid State Wing Tip Lights Exterior: Excellent White Grey and Red Paint - GREAT CURB APPEAL !!!
Remarks: New Concorde Aircraft Battery December 2023 New ELT Battery New Tires Recent Brake Discs and Pads Spin On Oil Filter STC AeroLED - LED Landing Light Useful Load 446 lbs. 30 Gallon Fuel Capacity Certified in Utility Category CABIN COVER This airplane shows very well and is Turn Key Ready to FLY you home! Damage History 8-22-1982: Precautionary Landing on California Dry Lake - Nose Gear Shimmied and Buckled. Very Light Hail - Only Visible in Certain Lighting - See photos in this ad. Original Logbooks - Missing 1980-March 2001. Lost in Building Fire at William Tuck Airport 3-5-2001. Logs Recreated from Maintenance Records. Always Hangared in Recent Years and Excellent Maintenance! This is a Fun Flyer, Great Trainer or Excellent Time Builder for an Aspiring Airline Pilot. All Available logbooks will be at http://www.trade-a-plane.com "DOCUMENTS TAB" - If not working try a different browser. All information and specifications listed are subject to verification upon Inspection by buyer or his representative. Seller and Broker are not responsible for errors, omissions or mistakes in this advertising or in verbal statements related to this listing. Contact Info: Brian Miller, Associate Broker, Lear Stevens Aviation. (757) 615-9504; Sellaplane@aol.com