1969 Cessna 180HSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Cessna 180H (C-GLKA) presents as a well-equipped bush aircraft with recent refurbishments and versatile amphibious capabilities. The airframe shows 5,400 total hours, powered by a Continental O-470R engine with 550 hours since major overhaul, and features an 88" McCauley seaplane propeller installed new in 2021 with only 138 hours since overhaul. The aircraft comes with Edo 2870 floats refurbished in 2020 and Federal 2500 skis refurbished in 2019, offering year-round operational flexibility with a useful load of 1,000 lbs on floats or 1,300 lbs on wheels.

Recent upgrades include a 2021 interior refresh with leather seats and rear bush seating, along with a Selkirk extended baggage installation. The panel features modern avionics including a Stratus transponder with ADS-B and WAAS integration through an Appareo interface for iPad-based traffic/weather display. Operational enhancements include a seaplane exhaust system, Brackett air filter, oil quick drain, and recent maintenance items like new aileron/flap cables (2019) and a left side fuel bladder replacement (2022). The aircraft's 65-gallon fuel capacity and refurbished bubble windows complement its bush mission profile.