1967 Cessna 172 SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Cessna 172H Skyhawk (Registration NONO) presents as a well-maintained example with 3,853 total airframe hours and a 949-hour engine since its May 1994 overhaul at 2,902.1 hours. The Continental powerplant received two new cylinders in 2021 and remains well within its 2,000-hour TBO. Recent maintenance includes a corrosion inspection in November 2023 and an annual completed in June 2024. The aircraft features a functional IFR panel with a Garmin GTR225 comm radio, Narco NavComm (noting transmit quality issues but good reception), VOR, ADF, Mode C transponder, and a Garmin 296 GPS (available). Standard instrumentation includes directional gyro, artificial horizon, and electric turn coordinator.

The white, dark orange, and silver exterior is complemented by practical accessories including snap-on windshield/window covers, wing covers, and 4-point harnesses for the front seats. Currently configured with wheel pants on the mains (nose pants not installed), this Skyhawk comes with complete logs since Canadian registration, having previously operated under US registry. Based in Saskatoon (CYXE) before its current location in Hawkesbury, Ontario, the aircraft offers solid utility with its 4-place intercom and comprehensive documentation history.