Debonair 35-B33

Distinguishing Features

• Conventional (“straight”) tail
• Small third window
• “Basic six” instrument layout
• Rounded tail cone and wingtips
• Optional in-wing auxiliary tanks (20 gal. total)
• No openable aft-seat windows/emergency exits
• Rear bench seat
• Single, throw-over control yoke
• Vernier engine and mixture controls
• Electric auxiliary fuel pump
• Full-time fuel gauges for both tanks
• Gear handle on right, flap on left
• Improved cabin ventilation
• Stall warning horn becomes standard, CD-710 and after
• No cowl flaps
• Landing light on nose cowling, CD-626 and after
• Interior less plush than contemporary model Bonanza

Common options and modifications

• Engine upgrades
• Tip tanks
• Long third window
• Improved cabin ventilation system
• Instrument panel and/or avionics upgrades
• Interior upgrades
• Dual control yoke