1977 Cessna 177RGSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna 177RG (N352GB) presents as a well-maintained example with 3,300 total hours on the airframe and a 200 HP Lycoming IO-360-A1B6D engine showing 1,503 hours since major overhaul. The aircraft features a fresh annual completed in April 2025 and has complied with the required spar eddy current inspection. Notably, the engine received four new cylinders approximately 300 hours ago along with new hoses and a vacuum pump, with strong compression readings across all cylinders (72/77/77/74). The McCauley three-blade aluminum propeller's time is current as the aircraft is flown regularly.

The avionics suite includes an Aspen Avionics primary flight display, Garmin GPS175 with LPV capability, dual Narco MK12D NAV/COMMS, and a JPI EDM900 engine monitor. The aircraft retains its original Cessna autopilot and features useful upgrades like CiES fuel senders, LED lighting, and custom window shades. While the paint is rated fair to good (6/10) and the interior fair (5/10), the aircraft's logbooks document a complete professional repair following a main gear collapse incident during landing rollout in June 1989. With a useful load of 934 lbs and 60-gallon fuel capacity, this IFR-equipped Cardinal RG offers practical performance for cross-country travel.