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  1. SOLD!! Owned for last 20 years always hangered at O69 (Petaluma, CA). This is an excellent airplane with many speed modifications and classic instruments with some new digital and 4 cylinder engine monitor with fuel flow. We’ve used this airplane for personal use along with getting and IFR rating. Flew IFR pretty constantly 10 years back but mission changed so stopped getting IFR certifications. Original paint and interior with plastics repainted and ceiling replaced. Classic 6 pack instrument panel with AV30C and vac. AI. Original Brittain B6 3-axis autopilot holds altitude and set course but struggles to track VOR needle. Approximately $6,250 in speed mods make it near a M20J in performance. While the engine is mid-time SMOH, it was rebuilt just 690 hours ago due to a cracked case. Additionally, less than 100 STOH (full top overhaul - 4 cylinders in 2022 -- New Scimitar propeller, hub and spinner in 2023). There are many years left on this engine! Over the last 20+ years, we’ve focused on making it a solid mechanical aircraft we could trust with our family of 4. I’ve wrestled with selling over the last few years but can’t justify keeping it as we are not flying as much now that the kids have left home and we don’t have any long distance flight missions for a 4 passenger aircraft. This has been a solid aircraft and family member that is very difficult to let go. Please look over modifications and equipment below. 57 Years of Complete Logs all Digitally Available Make: 1967 Mooney Model: M20F Asking Price: $93,500 USD Registration: N3506X S/N: 670044 Annual Completed: May 24, 2024 Home Airport: O69 (Petaluma, CA) Airframe: Complete and Original Logs SWTA 201 Windshield (Approx. $2,300 installed) LASAR Shoulder Straps and Seat belts Pilot and Co-Pilot LASAR Lower Cowl Enclosure (Appox. $1,200 installed) LASAR Rudder and Elevator Hinge Covers (Approx. $750 installed) LASAR Flap Gap Seals (Approx. $1,000 installed) LASAR Aileron Gap Seals (Approx. $750 installed) LASAR Brake Relocation (Approx. $250 completed) Manual J-Bar Landing Gear New brake pads 2020 Completed Fuel Tanks Strip & Reseal July 2020 – no leaks 64 Gallons Useable Fuel Capacity Useful Load: 1,011 lbs Total Time: 3481.34 Hours ENGINE SPECS: IO-360-A1A 200hp SN: L-2845-51A Latest Compressions: 75, 74, 78, 76 /80 Full Top Overhaul (4) Cylinders: March 2022 GAMI Injectors (balanced to < 0.1 spread) Sky-Tec Lightweight High Speed Starter Boost Pump Replaced with constant duty Welden 18020-A (July 2020) Bottom 4 Plugs Tempest Fine Wire to 4 Champion (July 2022) New Concord Battery (May 2024) Current Tach: 3481.34 TT Engine Hours: 1,122.34 SMOH (2359 tach) 689.88 (2791.46 tach) Since Rebuild (due to cracked case around starter bracket (serviceable case, main bearings replaced, reconditioned camshaft and lifters, 3 overhauled cylinders & 1 exchange) 75.29 STOH (3406.05 tach)- all 4 cylinders due to three low compression. PROP: New Hartzell Scimitar Propeller, Hub & Spinner March 2023 (3449.02) Model: HC-C2YR-1BFP/F7497 - 2 Blade SN: NS6891B, M30854, M30858 32.32 Since New (3449.02 tach) Avionics: AV30C AI w/outside air temp Vacuum AI Sigmatek 5000B-38 W/Warning Flag PMA6000MC Audio Panel with 4 place intercom and marker beacons Narco 810+ Main Radio (crystal clear) Narco 810 secondary radio (crystal clear) King KNS80 VOR+RNAV Fully Functional – some delaminating of screen Narco 825 Secondary VOR DG – Vacuum King KT90 Digital Transponder UAvionix Tail Beacon ADS-B OUT Stratux ADS-B IN & GPS (link to iPad, iPhone, etc. via WiFi – was used with iFlyQ – great system) EDM 700 Engine Analyzer (4 CHT, 4 EGT w/Fuel Flow) Brittain Turn and Bank Coordinator with Wing Lever – fully functional. Brittain B6 Autopilot with Altitude Hold (all functional – VOR track slightly off but heading works) Autopilot servos – no leaks (wings, elevator, step retraction servos) Pilot & Co-Pilot Yoke Mounted: PTT Upgraded In Yoke Digital Clock/Timer Center Window Support Mount for iPad-Mini 4 Place Overhead Fresh Air Vents Purchased but not installed: Cabin Entry Step Deploy/Stow Electric Actuator System – included in sale Interior & Exterior: Original Paint: Cleaned and waxed often. Not pealing but thin in places. Original Interior: Clean, few stains but comfortable and no tears or rips. Ceiling replaced with insulation and upholstery. Side panel and ceiling plastics repaired and repainted. Inspection Status: Last Annual: May 24, 2024 Damage Notes: No gear ups or other damage other than normal minor hanger dents over last 57 years Performance: @ 6,500 feet full throttle 23" MP - 2,500 RPM leveled out 100 deg. ROP 179 mph true airspeed (155.5 knots) - see attached photo N3506X_11.png. Digital Logs: Aircraft Log #1: http://www.coreutilities.com/mooney/Sale/Logs/N3506XAircraftLog1092066061886.pdf Aircraft Log #2: http://www.coreutilities.com/mooney/Sale/Logs/N3506XAircraftLog2070287121512.pdf Aircraft Log #3: http://www.coreutilities.com/mooney/Sale/Logs/N3506XAircraftLog32014Current.pdf Engine Log: http://www.coreutilities.com/mooney/Sale/Logs/N3506XEngineLog071592Current.pdf Prop Log: http://www.coreutilities.com/mooney/Sale/Logs/N3506XPropellerLogbookNew051723Current.pdf For Sale Flyer: http://www.coreutilities.com/mooney/Sale/1967MooneyM20FN3506XForSale.pdf
  2. I've embarked on a panel-redo, and I've hit a snag and need some advice. My 67C had a shotgun panel that featured an EGT gauge and 4-cyl selector right in the middle of the panel. I plan to finish my IR this year, and want a six-pack instrument arrangement. The a/c has a Radair 4-cyl EGT with a single gauge and a selector switch. The panel mount rotary switch is 2-inches in diameter, about 2-1/4" dia. with wires attached. It is in the middle of the photo resting atop the TC. The single-channel EGT gauge itself is just below the AH. Re-designing the panel to have a six-pack arrangement, with CDI and Dynon 2 EFIS between the six-pack and radio stack, the 2-1/4" EGT gauge must go to the left side below the key/master sw. There is no place left for that huge selector switch because of its 2" diameter. The switch is made by Shallco. I also include a diagram of the new layout. Any suggestions? Does anyone have a smaller switch idea? I assume that the red/yellow wires on the EGT are the dissimilar thermocouple wires and I need to be careful about cold junction error when selecting a switch. I have been scouring the interwebs looking for smaller switches, but have not had any luck. It seems that this calls for a 2-pole, 2-deck, 4 position switch. Son #1 has access to a water-jet cutter and he is going to be cutting the new panel next week. :-)
  3. hi everyone I own 67 M20F it recently went down for annual and the flange for the induction tube was damaged, so I contacted Lycoming and they sent me a new pipe which superseded the previous part. this new tube appears to long. Any tips for installation, modifications, etc thanks
  4. Anyone know the part number for the metal can and shroud that go over the fuel pump and where you can buy one?
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