1966 BEECHCRAFT A23A MUSKETEER

General Specs (cont.)

Total Time:3427

Engine 1 Time:1044 SMOH

Prop 1 Time:2255 SPOH

Useful Load:763 lb

Condition:Used

Year Painted:1966

Interior Year:1966

Flight Rules:N/A

Additional Classifications

Detailed Description

N2307W. 1966 Beechcraft A23A Musketeer, Low Total Time, Great Time Builder, Economical. If you have been looking for an affordable time builder, this is it! This Musketeer has the roomy cabin for longer trips and low fuel burn at less than 10 gallons per hour. Give us a call today to discuss this aircraft!

Avionics / Equipment

Avionics:
Flight Com 4 Place Intercom,
TKM MX11 Com,
Narco AT 150 Transponder,
Narco Nav 11 with Localizer and Glideslope,
ARNAV R-15 GPS,
ADF (INOP)

Additional Equipment & Modifications:
Sony AM/FM/Cassette Player,
Vertical Card Compass,
Hobbs Meter,
EGT,
CHT,
Pilot’s Push to Talk

Airframe

Airframe:
Aircraft Total Time: 3,427.5hr

Engines / Mods / Prop

Engine:
Engine Make: Continental
Engine Model: IO-346-A
Engine Serial #: 100054-4-A
Engine HP: 165hp
Engine TBO: 1500hrs
Engine Hours since: 1,044.8hr
Type of Overhaul: Major Overhaul to New Limits
Date of Overhaul: November of 1989
Overhaul Shop: Field Overhaul

Prop:
Prop Overhaul Date: June of 1968
Hours since Prop Overhaul: 2,255.5hr

Interior / Exterior

Interior Condition:
The interior is the original blue cloth and vinyl. No cracks or tears in the seats or panels. Instrument panel shows signs of wear but no cracks.

Exterior Condition:
The paint is the original beige and blue. There are some small instances of missing paint and chips. There are extremely light hail marks on the top sides of the airframe.

Remarks

Next Annual Date: January 2025
Useful Load: 763lbs
Useable Fuel: 58gal
Flight Rules: VFR

Logbook Condition:
Logs are complete and in good condition.

Ownership History:
Previous owner had the aircraft for 25 years and got his use out of it. Now he doesn’t find himself having the time to fly anymore and wanted to let someone else enjoy his bird.

Damage History:
Accident in 1968. See 337 form for details.

In Flight Report:
“Very smooth and straight flying Musketeer. Aircraft had no problems on the 10 hour flight from western Texas. I was burning less that 10gph and cruised at about 115mph. Makes a great commuter or time builder!”