This comprehensive Illustrated Parts Catalog covers all years of the Beechcraft Baron B55, E55, and 58 aircraft models. It provides detailed information on parts for all variations, beginning with serial numbers TC-1608 for the B55, TE-938 and TE-943 for the E55, and TH-1 for the 58. The catalog includes detailed illustrations and descriptions of each part, making it easy to identify and order the correct parts for your aircraft. This manual is a valuable resource for aircraft owners, mechanics, and maintenance professionals, enabling them to perform accurate repairs and ensure the safe and reliable operation of their aircraft.

The Beechcraft Baron B55, E55, and 58, commonly known as the Baron 55 series, were a popular line of twin-engine, six-seat, high-performance light aircraft produced by Beechcraft from 1964 to 1981. These aircraft were known for their versatility and reliability, making them suitable for a wide range of uses, including business flights, personal transportation, and even light cargo operations. The Baron 55 series was a significant evolution in the Baron lineage, incorporating advancements such as a larger cabin, improved performance, and enhanced avionics. The B55, introduced in 1964, featured a new, more powerful engine, the Lycoming IO-540, offering a significant increase in speed and altitude capabilities. The E55, which followed in 1967, incorporated further enhancements, including a wider wingspan and an improved wing design, leading to enhanced stability and maneuverability. The final iteration, the 58, released in 1971, featured a larger fuel capacity and a redesigned interior, providing greater range and passenger comfort. The Baron 55 series proved to be a successful and enduring design, with over 1,200 units produced throughout its production run. Its reliability and performance made it a popular choice for a diverse clientele, making it a common sight at airports and airfields around the world. The Illustrated Parts Catalog for these models provides detailed information on every component and assembly, proving invaluable for maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations.