1977 Cessna 177BSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna 177B Cardinal (N19519) presents as a well-equipped, adventure-ready aircraft with a solid maintenance history and capable avionics suite. The airframe shows 4,076 total hours with a relatively low-time engine at 363 hours since major overhaul and a propeller with 501 hours. The aircraft features a Garmin 530W WAAS GPS/comm driving an STEC 30 autopilot with altitude hold, complemented by a Garmin GMA340 audio panel and TTX-330ES transponder with ADS-B out. Notable upgrades include Powerflow exhaust, Sky-Tec starter, Sobchuk low-drag gear legs, and a standby vacuum system.

The panel's capabilities are enhanced by recent avionics overhauls, including an NSD360 HSI refreshed three years ago. The aircraft carries a useful load of 794 lbs in its four-seat configuration. Exterior condition shows original paint with some alligatoring and missing sections on the belly, while the interior remains in good condition with minor plastic cracks and sheepskin seat covers. The windshield was recently replaced, and the aircraft includes practical upgrades like Cessna umbrella fuel caps and LED taxi lights. Maintenance documentation and additional details are available through Cardinal Inspections' dedicated link for this aircraft.