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1968 Beechcraft Travelair E95 – N833L


SPECIFICATIONS

Year: 1968
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Model: E95 Travelair
Power/Engines: Piston – 2 Engines
Registration Number: N833L

EQUIPMENT

  • Airframe Time: 4160 Hours Total Time
  • Right Engine Time: 340 SMOH on IO-360 Lycoming with 2000 TBO
  • Left Engine Time: 340 SMOH on IO-360 Lycoming with 2000 TBO
  • Right prop Time: 300 SPOH on Feathering de-iced Hartzell two blade
  • Left prop Time: 330 SPOH on Feathering de-iced Hartzell two blade
  • Useful Load: 1178 lbs.

AVIONICS

  • Apollo SL 15 Audio panel
  • Garmin GMX 200 Color MFD
  • Garmin GNS 430 color IFR moving map GPS/Com with WAAS
  • Garmin Gi 208 Glide slope/VOR/Localizer indicator
  • Apollo SL 30 digital 760 channel Com
  • King KR 87 ADF
  • Garmin GTX 330 transponder with Traffic
  • Ryan Stormscope
  • Aspen Evolution EFD 1000 PFD
  • Garmin G5 HSI
  • Angle of attack indicator
  • S-Tec 60-2 Autopilot with Alt’ hold, Coupled
  • EDM 700 engine analyzer for both engines
  • Collins microline digital DME
  • Avionics master switchAvionics master switch
  • True airspeed indicator
  • Hamilton vertical card compass

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

  • 104 gallons fuel capacity in four tanks
  • Rayjay Turbo-normalizers on each engine
  • De-iced props
  • Large baggage door
  • 5th Seat
  • Rosen visors
  • Polished spinners
  • LED landing lights
  • Double yoke
  • Four inertia reel shoulder harnesses
  • Rear seat vents and lights
  • Rudder trim
  • Vortex generators
  • Brackett air filters

INTERIOR:

Gray fabric and leather seats with matching side panels carpet and a cream headliner. All in very good condition. Rated 9 out of 10.

EXTERIOR:

Overall white with dark blue major accent and gold minor accent in very traditional Beech Baron type scheme. Rated 8 out of 10.


Annual Due: COMING INTO SHOP FEBRUARY 2026

Remarks: Complete logs, No hail. No damage history. No corrosion. 180 HP injected Lycoming 360’s burning 9 gallons a side in cruise. A very practical “Baby Baron” for twin training or redundancy over the mountains without the excessive fuel flow of the bigger twins even though this plane has the Optional use Ray-jay turbochargers.

$195,000.00

Vince Basile : 631-588-5400 x117 vince@nyjet.com 

John Macchia :  jmacchia@nyjet.com