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Title Airframe Hours Tail Number Price Serial Number Location Compare
1992 BEECHCRAFT A36 BONAN ... 1837 N511RA $249,000 E-2746 Florida
1978 Beech A36 Bonanza ... $160,000 California
1980 BEECHCRAFT A36TC BON ... 3120 N6643P $199,900 EA-45 Arizona
1994 Beech Bonanza A36 ... 1250 N3214Z $315,000 E-2911 Texas
1996 BEECHCRAFT A36 BONAN ... 1250 N1100G $289,900 Minnesota
1981 BEECHCRAFT B36TC BON ... 3098 N888JP $173,000 EA-214 North Carolina
1997 BEECHCRAFT A36 BONAN ... 810 N1107U $299,000 E-3077 North Carolina
1994 BEECHCRAFT B36TC BON ... 1213 N777ED $325,000 EA-565 California
1983 BEECHCRAFT B36TC BON ... 3060 N515RJ $195,000 Washington
2005 BEECHCRAFT BONANZA A ... 475 N661KE $449,000 E-3618 North Carolina
2006 BEECHCRAFT BONANZA G ... 635 N771CG $459,900 E-3672 North Carolina
1983 Beechcraft Bonanza B ... 1 N65376 $239,000 EA-366 Illinois
Beech Bonanza 36, introduced in 1968 and still being produced, has a larger design than similar Bonanzas, which makes it possible to load all six seats with 170 pound passengers and still be in the CG aircraft for sale envelope. All Beech Bonanza aircraft sales share an unusual feature: the yoke and rudder pedals are interconnected by a system of flexible bungees which assist in keeping the airplane in coordinated flight during turns. Its bungee system allows pilots during cruise flight to make coordinated turns using the yoke alone, or with minimal rudder input. Beech Bonanza's unique bungee feature began with the V-tail Beech Bonanza 35 and continues to be used on the current Beech Bonanza 36 for sale, which is still being produced. Check out all the used Beechcraft Bananza 36 for sale at any of the Flying Online websites.
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