1977 Cessna 172N SkyhawkSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna 172N Skyhawk presents as a well-documented example with a meaningful ownership history, having been purchased by a father to support his daughter's aviation aspirations. The airframe shows 8,660.9 total hours, while the 160 HP engine has 1,608.9 hours since its last major overhaul in September 2020 at 7,052.0 hours, with a 2,000-hour TBO remaining. The aircraft is IFR-capable with WAAS and features a modernized panel including an Avidyne IFD 440 GPS/Nav/Comm, Narco MK12D secondary comm, PMA8000BT Bluetooth audio panel, and Appareo Stratus ESG transponder with ADS-B Out.

Recent upgrades include a Tanis oil pre-heater, LED landing/beacon lights, and re-installed wheel pants, while the interior was refreshed in 2021 with Hunter Red upholstery and new Rosen sunshades. The aircraft also features practical additions like rudder trim and refueling steps/handles. With its solid maintenance history, training-oriented pedigree, and contemporary avionics, this Skyhawk offers a balanced combination of utility and modern capability.