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Beech S35 Bonanza


The Beech S35 Bonanza was a redeveloped version of the Model P35 with six seats, a redesigned rear cabin and optional three-bladed propeller. The Model V35 (622 built) was introduced in 1967 and had a single piece windshield and a maximum take-off weight of 3400lb(1543kg). A turbo-charged version was the V35-TC. The Model V35A (470 built) was introduced in 1969 featuring minor improvements and the turbo-charged version was the V35B-TC. The final Beech 35 Bonanza model was the V35B (1334 built) which entered production in 1971. A turbo version was the V35B-TC. Production of the V-Tail Bonanzas ended in 1983 after 38 years of unbroken production. These aircraft remain as popular today as they were five decades ago and will grace the skies for another five decades. A Model S35 is shown below.

N729T                    c/n D-7690                      USA
6 seat light aircraft first flown in 1964

Engine: 285hp(212kW) Continental IO-520-B
Length: 26’4.5”(8.03m)                                                                                           Height: 7’7”(2.3m)
Wingspan: 33’5.5”(10.18m)                                                                                            No.built: 667
Range: 1145miles(1837km)                                                             Cruising speed: 165mph (265kmh) Empty weight: 1885lb(855kg)                                                Maximum take-off weight: 3300lb(1498kg)

 A Model V35 is illustrated below.

 

                                       N700BT                 c/n D-8076         

A Model V35A is shown below.

  

                                        C-GIRR                c/n D-8883

A Model V35B is shown below.

 

  D-EDWM                 c/n D-9674                             

 

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