1965 Cessna 172G SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1965 Cessna 172G Skyhawk (N5875R) presents as a well-equipped example with recent avionics upgrades and maintenance. The airframe shows 3,067 total hours, with the Continental O-300 engine having 1,408 hours since major overhaul. Notable features include a new propeller, dual G5 electronic flight instruments, Garmin 396 GPS, dual Narco radios, and a PS Engineering audio panel with Sirius XM and Bluetooth connectivity. The aircraft is IFR-capable with Stratus ESG ADS-B in/out capability and an autopilot system that maintains heading and altitude. Additional upgrades include LED landing lights, strobes, and tail beacon. The aircraft passed its most recent annual inspection on July 1, 2024, and is currently based at Waller, Texas (37XA). The panel's modern glass instrumentation combined with the classic airframe offers a balanced mix of vintage appeal and contemporary functionality.