Up for sale is a wonderful looking 1976 Beechcraft King Air E90 currently owned and being listed by Unlimited Aircraft, Inc. The company is based out of Montgomery, New York. This magnificent Beechcraft King Air E-90 listed for sale offers incredible performance and value with Low Times, American Aviation Pilot Nacelles/Speed Stacks, Raisbeck mods and new paint, interior and boots by Oxford Aviation. An extensive Phase 1-4 inspection has just been complete.

The airframe total time at the time of this publication was only 7910 time since new and has 7144 landings. The engine is only 1070 since major overhaul and was done by Pratt & Whitney on March of 2001. Only 65 hours since the overhaul raiseback quiet fan 4 blade props on Feb. 2007. This 1976 Beechcraft King Air E90 has absolutely zero damage history.

Avionics and Radios included with this Beechcraft King Air E90 Include:

Avionics/Radios:
Bendix M-4D Integrated Flight Control System (coupled) w/yaw damper
Collins FD-108Y Flight Director
Collins Altitude Alert and Preselect
Bendix RDS-82 Stabilized Color Weather Radar
Garmin GPS-500 GPS/Multi Function Display
Garmin GDL-69 Datalink
Sperry C-14-23 HSI
Dual Sperry Compass Systems…

Additional Equipment on this Beechcraft King Air E90 Include:

Additional Equipment:
Raisbeck Quiet Fan 4 Blade Props American Aviation Pitot Nacelles
Raisbeck Dual Aft Body Strakes American Aviation Speed Stacks
Raisbeck Gross Weight Increase AviaDesign spar strap
Nickel Guide Vanes Laptop power Supply
Lead Acid Batteries Auto Feather
4th Cabin Window Prop Synch…

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