1966 Cessna 172/180 ConversionSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Cessna 172/180 Conversion (N5900R) represents a well-upgraded Skyhawk with a low-time airframe showing just 2,076 total hours. The aircraft received a comprehensive powerplant upgrade through the Air Plains XP STC, featuring a factory-new Lycoming O-360-A4M 180hp engine with only 434 hours since its October 2019 installation, paired with a matching-time Sensenich propeller. The avionics suite has been modernized for IFR operations with Garmin WAAS capability including a GNS 355 GPS/transponder combo, Aera 760 moving map, and Stratus ADS-B, complemented by legacy King radios for navigation redundancy.

The aircraft presents in excellent cosmetic condition with a fresh light gray leather interior featuring new shoulder harnesses and a crisp white exterior with black/gray trim. All plexiglass windows are reported in excellent shape, and the aircraft benefits from LED lighting throughout. With a useful load of 907 lbs and recent IFR certification in July 2023, this 172G conversion combines vintage airframe economics with contemporary performance. The aircraft just completed an annual inspection valid through November 2024 and is currently ready for immediate purchase.