1973 Cessna A185FSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1973 Cessna A185F (N91PH) presents as a well-equipped bush plane with Canadian freshwater history and 3,500 hours total time on airframe. The aircraft features a 970-hour SMOH IO-520D engine paired with a 275-hour SPOH propeller, supported by meticulous maintenance logs and a CGR-30P engine monitor. Notably equipped with Wipline 3730 amphibious floats, the configuration includes 8.50 x 6 mains with Alaska Bushwheels available, an 11-inch Baby Bush tailwheel, and long-range fuel tanks holding 74 gallons.

The avionics suite includes a Garmin 430 GPS, King KX 165 nav/com, KY 97A com, KR 86 ADF, and KT 76C transponder with ADS-B Out via uAvionix. Recent upgrades include new paint and interior, bubble windows, Rosen visors, LED landing lights, and extended baggage. The aircraft does have damage history from 1975 but remains a versatile performer with its float kit, V-brace, and bush-ready modifications.