1969 Cessna 172Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Cessna 172 presents as a well-maintained floatplane conversion with both wheel gear and EDO 2000 floats, offering versatile operational capability. The airframe shows 2,337 total hours with a fresh engine overhaul at 27 hours SMOH on the Lycoming O-320 featuring a RAM conversion to 160HP (including port and polish work) and a matching 27-hour EMT 8245 float propeller. The aircraft carries a clean history with no corrosion or damage reported, supported by complete logs.

Avionics include a King KY97 com radio paired with a panel-mounted Garmin 796 GPS, complemented by a Cessna 300 transponder, electronic tach, 2-place intercom, and 406 ELT. The interior features brown front seats with a rear bench rated "8," while the white exterior with red/black trim is rated "7." Notable STCs include the RAM conversion, Skytec starter, Hartzell alternator, McFarlane cables, and new fuel/oil lines. Canadian-registered as CF-AYT, this 172 is equipped for both float and wheel operations, with a transponder/encoder due for update.