Right now, it's still my plane - she just rides in it from time to time. I'm hoping to modify that over time.

Of course, she was very impressed with that AOPA Bonanza. It has a 300 HP turbonormalized engine and is capable of cruising at about 200 knots depending on how high you want to fly (higher is faster). She was especially impressed when I pointed out that we could fly non-stop from here to visit our kids in San Diego with less door to door time than taking an airliner (2+ hours for security checkpoints, layovers, etc.). That Bonanza at least $100,000 in avionics alone (Insert Tim Allen grunts here). Now, all I need to do is wait for the AOPA to do the right thing and give the plane to me. I'll have to figure out how to pay the income tax on it but that's a problem I'm willing to solve, given the opportunity.