1968 Cessna 172 SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1968 Cessna 172 Skyhawk (N35741) presents a cost-effective training and personal flying solution with 9,625 total airframe hours and a well-maintained Lycoming O-320-E2D engine showing 1,862 hours since overhaul (2,000-hour TBO). The aircraft features IFR certification with a capable avionics suite including a Garmin GNS-430W WAAS GPS, King KX-155 digital nav/com, and UAvionics SkyBeacon ADS-B out, complemented by a PS Engineering audio panel. The exterior shows a 1995 repaint in white with blue stripes, with some cosmetic hail damage from the 1990s and minor touch-up areas, while the grey synthetic leather interior remains in good condition aside from minor pilot seat wear.

Recent maintenance includes an annual inspection valid through October 2025 and IFR certifications through October 2026, supported by complete logs. The aircraft is equipped with practical upgrades like LED landing lights and a digital tachometer, along with a propeller showing 868 hours since overhaul. With its 150hp engine and three-point shoulder harnesses, this Skyhawk offers a solid combination of training capability and personal utility at a competitive operating cost.