1969 BEECHCRAFT 55 BARON
| Asking Price | $129,000 |
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| Location | Chesterfield |
| Seller | Ian Williamson |
| First seen | 2026-03-24 |
| Updated | 2026-08-21 |
Specifications
Airframe
| Year | 1969 |
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| Registration | N7869R |
| Serial # | TC-1209 |
| Total Time | 4,490 h |
Engine & Propeller
| Engine Time | 1754 SMOH |
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| Prop Time | 689 SPOH |
Weights & Fuel
| Useful Load | 1626 lb |
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Description
# Log and engine monitors data links in description #
Howdy! I've owned this Baron for about 4 years and it has treated me great. I hate to part ways with her but I'm not finding enough of a need or time to justify having it long term.
I know the high time engines might give you pause, they did for me as well. However, both engines received "bottom overhauls" apx 1100 hours ago due to a prop strike and then a couple years later a "top overhaul" was completed putting the cylinders at about 900 hours.
They has worked flawlessly for the over 225 hours I've flown it and probably have much more time to give. I've averaged about 1qt of oil per 8-10 hours of flight time and it cruises great at LOP getting 170 KTAS at 20gph or 185 at 26gph if you prefer ROP.
However, when the time does come, you'll get to decide on the overhaul that YOU want and ensure that the break in is to YOUR standards.
I have upgraded the autopilot to the gold standard for and you wont be disappointed in the GFC 600s performance. It definitely give you the feel of flying a fancy big boy airplane.
Below is a Dropbox link to logbooks and more photos/videos. Feel free to reach out with any questions or to set up a visit at Spirit of St. Louis airport KSUS.
I also have a link that should take you to my flight data that has been downloaded to savvy aviation's system. You can view all the stats these engines are currently putting out.
Dropbox
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/6x8mf4avamklmjrju5y28/AKPw0J9tPCAofeJL6ynscbU?rlkey=tv8n63mwexgwx86rgcel7ovte&st=639rrput&dl=0
Savvy
https://apps.savvyaviation.com/flights/shared/contact/47786c61-80bf-4fb8-8934-74069a708244
Avionics & Equipment
Aspen 1000 Pro Max with SV installed 11-2025
GFC 600 2 axis autopilot with annunciator and coupled Go Around installed 11-2024
CGI 30P engine monitors with download capability
GDL 50 ADSB-in receiver hardwired
SL30 back up NAV/COM
Stratus ADSB-out transponder
Airframe
At 5000 TT the airframe has averaged about 90/year of flying. No long sits!
Annual Due 4-2026
Static checks Due 11-2026
O2 bottle hydro test Due 2-2027
Wing Spar AD due 5316 TT
Ship batteries installed 1-2024
New tires and tubes installed 2023/2024
Wing, tail, prop and windshield ice protection.
4 place intercom