1981 Cessna 172RG CutlassSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Cessna 172RG Cutlass (N6090V) presents as a well-maintained example with a recent factory-overhauled Lycoming O-360-F1A6 engine showing just 516 hours since major work. The airframe has accumulated 5,357 total hours, with the current engine at 4,712 hours. The aircraft features a McCauley two-blade propeller that was confirmed airworthy during the most recent annual inspection completed in April 2025, with the seller noting the aircraft is fully airworthy.

The avionics suite includes an MX385 radio and SkyBeacon ADS-B system, along with practical upgrades like an STC-approved oil separator to maintain cleanliness. The interior benefits from harness-style seat belts and precise flow air vents, while the exterior paint remains in good condition at approximately 11 years old. Two systems - the autopilot and ADF - are currently inoperative but properly placarded. The complete logbooks document this Southern California-based aircraft's history, which has spent most of its life in the region.