1969 Cessna 172 SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Cessna 172 Skyhawk (N79270) presents as a well-maintained trainer aircraft with 3,200 total hours on the airframe and a fresh engine showing only 1,120 hours since major overhaul. The Lycoming O-320-E2D engine delivers 150 HP and has 750 SMOH on the propeller, with both components well below their 1,500-hour TBO. The aircraft features a useful load of 875 lbs with 40 gallons of fuel capacity, enhanced by small raised gas caps for easier fueling.

The avionics suite includes a PS Engineering audio panel paired with dual Narco MK 12D digital nav/coms (760-channel), glide slope/localizer capability, and a Narco AT 150 transponder with Mode C. Modern upgrades include a Uavionix ADS-B tail beacon and Garmin GX 55 GPS, complemented by an Electronics International digital engine monitor. The exterior sports a custom white/blue/red/black paint scheme rated 7/10, while the interior features blue fabric seats with matching side panels and black carpet. Notably, the aircraft has complete logs, no damage history, and a current annual valid through April 2026. Additional practical features include dual LED landing lights, an engine heater, Brackett air filter, and rear seat vents.