1970 Beech V35B Bonanza (IO-550 Conversion)



N35M was issued a standard airworthiness certificate on April 7, 1970 after a 2 hour production test flight.  This Bonanza has had the same owner since the mid-1980's and has been maintained for years by a local Beechcraft specialist. The 550 conversion makes this one of the faster later model Bonanzas around, capable of running lean-of-peak (for those motivated to do so)  for great cruise speeds and longer engine life (done properly) as well as incredibly economical fuel flow.  A 520 powered Bonanza will run 168 knots true at 13 gph lean of peak!

The original plane was base white with Champagne Gold and Jade Mist accents, the N Number N4382A, and Mist Green interior paint.  This Bonanza has a good history of mods through the years to keep this V35B up to date.  The original McCauley 2A36C23 two-blade prop was replaced at 146 hours total time and replaced witha McCauley 3A32C76 three blade prop.  The original IO-520BA powerplant  was replaced by a factory remanufactured  IO-550-B installed on the Beryl D'Shannon STC SA2200SW on 7/19/1989.  Other mods include GAMI injectors, Beryl D'Shannon glass with frameless pilot's vent window, Beryl D'Shannon air-oil separator, Chemtron built-in oxygen, Whelen strobes, and many others.

The N-number was changed to N35M when Murmer stripped and re-painted the plane in 1991.  Paint was done with base Jet Glow Graystone with Midnight Blue and Lite Blue Acry Glow accents. 

This Bonanza based at the Longmont Vance Brand Airport and can be seen by appointment.  Insurance endorsed transition training and delivery are available. Please don't hesistate to inquire with regard to tailoring  this plane to your needs (modifications, cosmetics, or avionics),  or to discuss financing options.



1970 Beech Bonanza V35B (IO-550 Conversion)


Beech V35B

N35M

D-9143
 
Aircraft Log #1


Aircraft Log #2


Engine Log #1


1972 Damage 337


Current W&B


        • 5205 Hours Approx Total Time Since New
        • Complete and Original Maintenance Logs Since New
        • Damage History in 1972, Loss of control on takeoff, fully and professionally repaired by Tex Sun Beechcraft, Addison TX
        • 8/1/2018 Annual Due
        • Current weight and balance data (includes aft mounted Oxygen bottle): 2229 lb at 80.81" with useful load of 1171 lb.
        • Four seats presently installed (no fifth available)
        • Chemtron built in oxygen system (25 lb at Sta 196)
        • Near New Cygnet modern dual yoke
        • Beryl D'Shannon Air-Oil Separatory
        • Beryl D'Shannon Frameless Side Window (1/4") / Side Glass
        • Beryl D'Shannon Speed Slope Windshield
        • Beryl D'Shannon IO-550 Conversion
        • GAMI injcectors
        • Whelen Strobes
        • Beech Shoulder Harness Kit
        • Three Blade Hot Prop
        • Mike Smith Aero, Inc Flap and Aileron Gap Seal Kit
        • Cleveland Brakes
        • Horizon Digital Tach
        • Cabin Door Steward









Avionics:



    • Collins Audio Panel / Marker Beacon
    • Telex built-in Intercom System
    • Apollo / Garmin GX-60 IFR GPS/Comm  (Coupled to MX-20 Moving MAP )
    • Apollo / Garmin MX-20 Multi-Function Display
    • Collins Microline Digital Nav-Com #2
    • Century III Autopilot installed new 5/1979 (Fully coupled, 2-axis with altitude hold, Glideslope Intercept)
    • S-Tec Yaw Damper
    • Century NSD-360 Slaved  HSI
    • Lynx NGT-9000 (Multi-Link Survellance System) Digital Transponder with ADS-B in/out, new Cobham Xpdr Antenna and GPS/WAAS Antenna
    • L3 Wi-fi module
    • King KN-65A Digital DME
    • <>JPI EDM-700 Graphic Engine Monitor with JPI FS-450 Digital  Fuel Management

    Please ask about avionics upgrades available.


Engines & Propellers


    • Factory Remanufactured Continental IO-550 B  (rated at 300 horsepower continuous with 1700 hour recommended TBO)
    • 1398 Hours Since Factory Remanufacture (time from 2017 Annual)
    • See Log Scans for Compression History



Paint and Interior:
Paint was done in 1992 by Murmer and is in very good condition.  There are a few leading edge nicks and one area of missing paint about the size of a silver dollar on the right wing leading edge. Paint is glossy and shows like a plane that has been hangared since paint.  Ruddervators were done in 2001, and the paint was matched well.






Interior is original with sheepskin seat covers in grey.



All specifications are believed to be accurate but subject to verification.


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