Originally Posted by BackPacker
Not just a lot of photos but also some honest info about the planes equipment (mode-S, ELT?), maybe a W&B schedule, some highlights from the maintenance/damage history, information regarding lifed items, some links to reviews and so forth. Anything a potential buyer would be interested in.
Originally Posted by IO540
I would also digitise the logbooks. It doesn't take long to simply photograph the whole lot, and if somebody wants to see the maint records you can just mail him the whole CD full of jpegs.
Exactly - this is just about the only way to appeal to buyers beyond the immediate vicinity. In recent months, I asked some sellers if they could provide such information before I take a 1000 km trip to inspect the plane. Sadly, most of them didn't care to answer. Their aircraft are still up for sale.