1966 Cessna 172 SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Cessna 172 Skyhawk (Registration C-GEFR) presents as a well-maintained VFR-equipped trainer with a notably low 2,728.2 total airframe hours. The Continental O-300 engine shows 1,411 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) against a 1,800-hour TBO, with recent cylinder compressions recorded at 76/80 during its October 2024 annual inspection. The McCauley aluminum propeller has 370 SMOH and recently passed its 5-year corrosion inspection, valid until March 2025.

The aircraft features several practical upgrades including BAS 4-point shoulder harnesses, LED lighting conversions, and Aerospace Logic engine monitoring instruments. Avionics include a Narco MK12D NAV/COM, Icom A-200 COM radio, Garmin GTX327 transponder, and Narco ADF31. While the interior shows wear with carpet needing replacement, it retains functional fabric seats and includes an uninstalled Airtex interior kit. The 39-gallon fuel capacity supports the aircraft's 885.7 lb useful load capability. Complete maintenance logs document all airframe, engine, and modification history, with pitot-static certification current through September 2023.