Planes

N612PZ 1983 A36 Bonanza, Serial No. E-2108 $365,000 with Bonanza School N612PZ 1983 A36 Bonanza, Serial No. E-2108, 3100 Total Time, IO-550 300 Horsepower Engine 146 Since Major Overhaul, 3 Blade Prop 146 Since Overhaul, Factory Air Conditioning, D'Shannon 15 Gallon Tip Tanks, 104Gallons Usable Fuel, King KFC-200 3 Axis Autopilot with Yaw Damp fully coupled to Garmin G500 EFIS Primary Flight Display and Multi-Function Display with Altitude Hold, Glideslope and GPS Approach Capability, Garmin GNS-530W GPS/Nav/Com w WAAS, Garmin GNS-430W GPS/Nav/Com w WAAS, Standby Attitude Indicator, Standby True Airspeed Indicator, Garmin GMA-340 Audio Panel with Marker Beacon and 6 Place Intercom System, Garmin GTX 345Transponder w ADS-B In & Out, Subscription Free ADS-B Traffic & Weather Displayed on G500, GNS-530W & GNS-430W, Garmin GDL-69A XM Weather & Music (requires subscription), King KRA-10 Radar Altimeter, Electric Elevator Trim, Dual Control Wheels, Control Wheel Map Light, GAMI Fuel Injectors, Rosen Sun Visors, B&C Standby Alternator, JPI EDM-700 Graphic Engine Monitor, Alternate Static Air, External Power Receptacle, Reversible Club Seating with 6 Seats, Executive Writing Desk, 3-Light Strobe System - Wingtips and Tail, Approach Flaps, 24 Volt Electrical System, Whelen LED Landing and Taxi Lights, Factory Internal Corrosion Proofing, SMP Stainless Steel Rudder Bracket, EZ Heat 540 Engine Pre-Heater, Eagle Fuel Drains, Appareo Stratus Charging Ports on Panel, Wood Grain Instrument Panel, Shoulder Harnesses all 6 Seats, Complete Logbooks, Beautiful Paint and Interior, Windshield and Pilot & Co-Pilot Windows have been replaced with Thick Windows, UsefulLoad = 1350 Lbs., Annual Inspection Completed June 2024, $365,000 with Bonanza School

The Beechcraft Bonanza is an American general aviation aircraft introduced in 1947 by Beech Aircraft Corporation. Known for its distinctive V-tail design (on some variants), it has been in continuous production longer than any other airplane in history. The Bonanza is available in both single-engine piston and turboprop configurations, with various models in production since its inception.