Twin Beech 1953 For Sale

Beechcraft Model 18 aka Twin Beech from 1953. Tradewinds Conversion. Single Tail Twin Beech w/Volpar Nose. S# AF-314 Gross Weight 10400# with Two Pratt & Whitney R-985 AN-1 14A
Airliner Config 11 Seats and Executive Config 7 Seats.

[@WilliamCovington-zb8cj]

My dad owned 2 of these back in the late 70's and early 80's and he used them for air cargo (many trips hauling computer parts from Rochester MN to Boca Raton FL) and air ambulance (could handle the pilot and another person up front and a patient, two nurses along with a rear seat and also liquid oxygen and a respirator machine. One was brown colored with call letters N300JR and a blue and white one N number ending in RJ. Its an incredible machine but extremely cold in the winter when the espar heater in the rear of the plane stopped working. Very Cool to see this video. Thanks for posting it.

[@GSteel-rh9iu]

Beech 18 can be tail dragger or tricycle gear; love that twin radial engine sound which wasn't in the video. Beautiful plane.

[@haidercoversynthpianomusic747]

good video good aircraft

[@GeorgeFredlund]

Someone spent allot of money on the panel since we owned it. I remember it being a 10,200 gross wt. She looks like she’s been well looked after.

[@lpkendolol1481]

Excelente muchas gracias desde colonbia Carlos r

[@humbertoecheverry3299]

Hermosos.
Pa volarlo ya.......😁✈👍

[@MachTuck]

beautiful!!

[@paulomachado9876]

Lindo aviao..

[@thecman26]

I thought the model 18 was a tail dragger? Ah.... That's a C45 NOT a model 18!

[@GeorgeFredlund]

This is a Volpar Trigear conversion with a Tradewind Kit designed by David Israel.

[@GeorgeFredlund]

C-45 or Beech 18 almost all started as conventional gear ( tail wheel) built aircraft.

[@jamesstephenpeyton3305]

Oh dear. How to destroy an almost perfect airplane.

[@cellokid5104]

Ewww, tricycle

[@williamprice3929]

I vill giff you 100 millions for dit.