1966 Cessna 172 SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Cessna 172 Skyhawk (N4469L) presents as a well-maintained example with complete logs and no history of hail damage, corrosion, or incidents. With 2,825 total hours on the airframe and a 145 HP Continental O-300 engine showing only 280 hours since major overhaul in 2017 (against a 1,700-hour TBO), it offers strong operational readiness. The aircraft has spent nearly its entire life in California's dry climates, initially in Southern California before moving to the arid Owens Valley near Bishop and Mammoth airports, contributing to its preserved condition.

Equipped for both training and personal use, this Skyhawk features a capable avionics suite including a King KMA 20 audio panel, dual King nav/coms (KX 155 and KX 170B), and ADS-B compliance via a Stratus Appereo transponder with WiFi. The exterior sports a traditional white with red and gray accent scheme rated 8/10, while the interior maintains good condition with gray fabric seats and cream headliner, also rated 8/10. With a useful load of 961 lbs and a fresh annual valid through June 2026, this aircraft is positioned as an economical hour-builder ready for immediate operation.