This 1966 Cessna 172G Skyhawk (N1385F) presents a well-maintained example with recent engine work and careful ownership. The airframe shows 2,688.52 total hours, while the Continental O-300-D engine has only 220.56 hours since major overhaul by Central Cylinder Service in August 2024. The aircraft features a clean six-pack instrument panel with ILS capability, Nav-Com MX-170C intercom system, and UAVionics ADSB In/Out equipment, along with a new Concorde battery installed in November 2024.

The interior remains in great condition with recently replaced carpet (June 2023) and cloth seating, while the exterior paint shows well with minor blemishes and a small taped crack on the rear window. The aircraft spent 50 years hangared in Detroit before its current ownership by an instrument-rated pilot who used it for cross-country time-building, maintaining it in a Fargo, ND hangar when not in use. The package includes wheel pants (currently removed) and complete logbooks showing no corrosion history. With a 37-gallon fuel capacity and approximately 7 GPH fuel burn, this Skyhawk offers economical operation.