A low total time (3900) airframe with the “Eldorado” Beechcraft kits installed. Complete logs since new.The control surfaces are excellent and the interior and exterior are okay. The panel wiring is a rats nest and should be cleaned up.
Engine and Prop are not available. Aircraft is stored in a hangar rent free until January 1, 2026. This is a money maker if you have an engine and prop or just need new control surfaces or are fixing a wreck.
Price is $7500 cash “as is where is”and you remove it before Jan 1 2026
Located at 4A4 in Cedartown Ga
Call me at 470-218-9588 if interested.

If you are interested in specific parts please call me with your requests and I will do my best to work with you.
Parts and prices listed below in later post.

Sold complete!!
Thanks

I have an engine and complete Hartzell conversion kit from an undamaged and hangared F35 for 10K if anyone is interested. It was a a hangar queen estate sale with lost logs.

I dig that AM/FM cassette! In truth, I never could relate with the idea of playing music in between the radio calls, though I actually never tried it.

Just got a text from another fellow BT member who has a E185 and electric prop available at a very good price. I hope someone will rescue this E series airplane. It could be a showpiece,

Man, that looks way too nice to go to the scrapyard.

Greg

The original prices for the El Dorado upgrade are enough to make a grown man cry.

If I can get a commitment on a couple of bigger ticket items then I am ready to part it out.
Tip tanks Britain 20 gallon aluminum $3500/pr
Nose Gear doors $1500/pr
Ruddervators complete with stabilators $5000/pr
Flaps. $1000 ea
Ailerons $1000 ea
Yoke with aileron trim $450
Seats,carpet,sidewalls $500
Curtains and rods $250
Wing assemblies with both bladders and landing gear minus tips $1500 each

Let me know your needs and budget and we can probably work it out!
Crating and shipping at buyers expense.
Thanks

That's one way to light a fire under me!

Hi Marshall,
Not intended for that at all but I do plan to have this thing dismantled and stored or sold as 1 unit before the Christmas break. It will be much easier to store the sellable parts and pieces and scrap what’s left.
Not everyone is capable of tackling a project but most everyone will need parts at some point.
I made my living for a long time selling used auto parts. The secret is to be the cheapest guy in town!Let the other parts sellers ask for every last nickle it could possibly be worth!
They typically fail to realize that 80% of the aircraft is just aluminum scrap weight!
I want my parts to fly off the shelf!!