1967 Cessna 172 SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Cessna 172H Skyhawk (registration C-FFOE) presents as a clean, low-time example with only 5,161 total hours on the airframe. The Continental O-300A engine shows 727 hours since major overhaul, well below its 1,800-hour TBO, paired with a 2-blade aluminum propeller that underwent a 5-year corrosion check in February 2020. The aircraft features an updated avionics suite including a PS Engineering PAR 200 audio panel, ICOM IC-A200 comm radio, Bendix/King KN 53 VHF nav, Garmin GTX 335 ADS-B Out transponder, and a standard six-pack instrumentation with a Bendix/King KI-208 VOR/LOC indicator.

The exterior sports a classic red livery with white and black stripes complemented by a matching red spinner, while the interior has been refreshed with grey corduroy seats featuring black accent piping in the 4-place configuration. With its last annual inspection completed in November 2023 (valid through November 2024), this Skyhawk is described as having excellent glass condition and represents an economical first aircraft or time-builder option. The combination of low engine time, recent avionics, and fresh interior make this a turnkey example of the enduring Cessna trainer.