1967 Cessna 172H SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Cessna 172H Skyhawk presents as a well-maintained example with comprehensive documentation, showing 3,853 total airframe hours and an engine with 949 hours since its May 1994 major overhaul at 2,902.1 hours. The powerplant received two new cylinders in 2021 and underwent a corrosion inspection in November 2023, with its most recent annual completed in June 2024. The aircraft features a Garmin GTR225 comm radio paired with a Narco NavComm (noting reduced transmit quality but good reception), along with a VOR, ADF, Mode C transponder, and a portable Garmin 296 GPS. The panel includes standard steam gauges with a directional gyro, artificial horizon, and electric turn coordinator.

The airframe wears a white, dark orange, and silver paint scheme and is currently configured with wheel pants only on the main gear. Practical accessories include snap-on windshield/window covers, wing covers, and four-point harnesses for the front seats. Maintenance records are complete since Canadian registration (previously US-registered in Saskatoon, CYXE). The aircraft's equipment and recent inspections suggest it's maintained as a solid VFR platform with some IFR-capable instruments, though potential buyers should evaluate the NavComm's transmission performance for regular IFR use.