1967 Cessna A185E AmphibianSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Cessna A185E Amphibian (Registration C-FVZA) presents as a well-equipped floatplane with 9,087 total hours, currently operating under VFR rules from Saskatoon (CYXE). The aircraft features EDO 2790 amphibious floats with an upgraded hydraulic pump and includes Fli-Lite 4000 Teflon skis for seasonal versatility. Power comes from a Continental engine with 971 hours SMOH (compressions ranging 74/80 to 78/80 across all cylinders) and a new MT reversing propeller installed in 2025, complemented by notable upgrades including Sportsman STOL kit, P-Ponk HD gear, and Seaplanes West engine mount.

The airframe received its last paint in 1990 (yellow with blue and white stripes) and boasts a 2018 custom leather interior refresh covering seats, headliner, panels, and glareshield. Operational readiness is confirmed with an annual inspection valid through June 2025. The aircraft's amphibious capability is enhanced by wheeled landing gear integrated with the floats, and it includes practical accessories like a 3-piece collapsible tow bar. With ADS-B compliance and a 4-seat configuration, this A185E offers both utility and backcountry access.