1953 Cessna 170BSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1953 Cessna 170B (N4666C) presents a well-maintained example of the classic taildragger with 3,926 total hours on the airframe. Powered by a Continental C-145 engine (s/n 7633-D-22) with 1,430 hours since major overhaul and an 1,800-hour TBO, it features a McCauley IC172 two-blade propeller (s/n P811). The aircraft is equipped with practical modern upgrades including a Bendix/King KX-135A GPS/Comm radio, Narco AT-150 Mode C transponder, uAvionix skyBeacon ADS-B Out system, and a Telex ProCom 4-place intercom.

The 170B benefits from several STC modifications enhancing its utility, including a Mid-America STOL kit, Hooker 4-point shoulder harnesses, EAA auto fuel approval, and a Brackett air filter. The exterior presents in very good condition with Matterhorn White and yellow accents, while the interior features white vinyl seating, side panels, headliner, and black carpets. With its blend of vintage appeal and functional upgrades like the SafeFlight stall warning indicator and Wittnauer panel clock, this aircraft is positioned for both recreational flying and backcountry adventures.