1969 Cessna 172K SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Cessna 172K Skyhawk (N46391) presents as a well-maintained VFR trainer with 2,925 total airframe hours and a Lycoming O-320-E2D engine showing 791 hours since major overhaul. The aircraft recently underwent an annual inspection in October 2024, accompanied by significant maintenance including an overhauled carburetor, 500-hour inspected Slick magnetos, new Sky-Tec starter, and overhauled Aerotech alternator. The prop received an overhaul with new hardware, complemented by a new McFarlane engine baffle kit and Zeftronics voltage regulator.

While the interior and exterior show some age, they're described as being in good shape. The panel features standard six-pack instrumentation with an iPad mini mount for modern navigation support, along with Sky Beacon ADS-B Out compliance. Notably, a Robertson STOL kit is included but not currently installed, offering potential performance enhancements for the next owner. The aircraft's recent mechanical attention and available upgrade options make it an interesting proposition in the trainer market.