Very attractive and functional upgrades. Plenty of space for improvements in the future, yet ready to meet immediate challenges. Also really appreciate your efforts to keep it feeling original -- looks great!
Wow! I just stumbled upon your video thanks to CZcams suggesting it. That intro was superb! Also, you've got one of the cleanest E33's I've seen! That panel looks very modern without having a lot of screens, kudos! Definitely subscribing. - A fellow Bonanza pilot ;-)
G, day from Sydney. * that was a fantastic short film of your beautiful Bonanza. * looks like it's a little hot and humid. * the seats look fantastic with the Bonanza logo. 🌏🇭🇲
Well done Jeremy from a fellow Bonanza owner. You've tastefully refurbed FWV, and without over doing it. Can I ask who did the work, particularly the interior seats? They look great, you have a good team there in YBUD.
The seats, carpet and cover cost $AUD4,100. That included re foaming and webbing seats. The Beech stitched logo was the cheapest part like 25 bucks. The upholstery had studs installed for easy removal of carpets etc.
Its nice to see fellow Bonanza owners that have limited funds like me, Very nice BE33 From Alaska Be35 M
For such little subs the production quality of this video is amazing. I’ll subscribe
Thanks!
Agreed!
Same. Stoked to find these videos.
I did a few videos ago!!!!
Some very appropriate choices and from an old Avionics Mechanic, well done.
Great video, airplane and taste.
Very attractive and functional upgrades. Plenty of space for improvements in the future, yet ready to meet immediate challenges. Also really appreciate your efforts to keep it feeling original -- looks great!
Great video as always just love the red stitching and logo on the upholstery the perfect choice. The panel and installation looks next level
Thanks! 👍
An absolutely beautiful plane. Safe flying!!
Hi jeremy it's wonderful when see your cloud surfing scene and I always dreaming to own a Beechcraft one day thanks for sharing this lovely video
Excellent stuff
Nice job!
Gorgeous airplane 😊
Wow! I just stumbled upon your video thanks to CZcams suggesting it. That intro was superb! Also, you've got one of the cleanest E33's I've seen! That panel looks very modern without having a lot of screens, kudos! Definitely subscribing. - A fellow Bonanza pilot ;-)
this was filmed so well, audio is epic as well
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Looks great. Good work.
What an awesome video! Really enjoyed it... subscribed!
Gorgeous aircraft 👌👍
Well done! Fantastic video
Maaaate love ya work! She is just gorgeous!
Very nicely done! I may do similar, in the 1947 straight 35 I just purchased.
Beautiful! THX for sharing.
G, day from Sydney.
* that was a fantastic short film of your beautiful Bonanza.
* looks like it's a little hot and humid.
* the seats look fantastic with the Bonanza logo.
🌏🇭🇲
Thanks! The logo was the cheapest part. Local embroidery using a vector graphic of the Beechcraft logo downloaded off the internet.
Thanks for sharing. Great job.
Well done Jeremy from a fellow Bonanza owner. You've tastefully refurbed FWV, and without over doing it. Can I ask who did the work, particularly the interior seats? They look great, you have a good team there in YBUD.
AWESOME!🙏🇺🇲💪
Why fly to Horsham AS? Are they know around Australia for being the best????
Plane looks great!!!!
Hi there. Great video and pgrade. Would you kindly pass the name of the company you had it done? Thanks
Great Video. But how much? I have N35 V-Tail and I'm looking at doing the interior like yours. Wondering if it will break my bank account.
The seats, carpet and cover cost $AUD4,100. That included re foaming and webbing seats. The Beech stitched logo was the cheapest part like 25 bucks. The upholstery had studs installed for easy removal of carpets etc.
@@jeremybrowne4824 Wow that's very reasonable, I will probably look at doing that. Gives me an excuse to visit Bundaberg.
Great video. Can you share the budget?
Standby for the budget - i'm working on that with another video project
Just sub'd great video.
Question: no engine monitor?
Not yet. Reserving that for when it is time for an overhaul or new engine.