1977 Cessna A185F FloatplaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1977 Cessna A185F floatplane (N6705H) is a versatile amphibious model with 9,713.3 total airframe hours, currently based in Anchorage, Alaska. The aircraft is powered by a Teledyne Continental IO-520-D engine with 1,804.6 hours since a factory overhaul in March 2010, paired with a McCauley three-bladed propeller overhauled in July 2021 showing 185.4 hours since service. The airframe features a factory seaplane kit, Wipaire ski fittings, and 80-gallon fuel tanks, making it well-equipped for Alaskan operations.

The panel includes a Bendix/King avionics suite with dual comms (KY196 and KX175B), a Trimble GPS, and an ADF, along with a JPI EDM 700 engine monitor and Electronic International fuel flow system for enhanced operational awareness. Additional upgrades include McFarlane control cables, a Reiff engine preheat system, LED lighting throughout, and a BAS shoulder harness. The aircraft also retains wheeled landing gear for conventional operations and includes a P-Ponk main gear reinforcement, Atlee Dodge rear jump seat, and interior electric heater for passenger comfort. This A185F presents as a well-maintained bush plane with recent propeller and engine overhauls, suited for rugged float and ski operations.