1971 Cessna 172L SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1971 Cessna 172L Skyhawk (N4382Q) presents as a well-equipped trainer with recent avionics upgrades and strong maintenance documentation. The airframe shows 5,253 total hours, while its Lycoming O-320-E2D engine has 1,445 hours since major overhaul by Poplar Grove Airmotive in February 1999, with a 2,000-hour TBO remaining. The aircraft features a modern Garmin panel with dual GTR-225 comms, GMA-340 audio panel, and GTX-335 ADS-B transponder for IFR capability, complemented by LED lighting throughout including position lights, strobes, and landing light.

The aircraft benefits from being hangared in Middle Georgia, with an off-white exterior accented by deep red and gun metal gray. The interior sports dark red leather/cloth seats matching the side panels and carpet. Notable upgrades include Rosen visors, aftermarket wing tips with LED lighting, wheel pants, and stainless fasteners. With a January 2024 annual completed and logs available, this 172L offers an 891 lb useful load in a well-maintained configuration ideal for training or personal use.