2010 Cubcrafters CC11-160 Carbon CUB SSSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2010 CubCrafters CC11-160 Carbon Cub SS (N83SC) represents a rare IFR-certified example of the popular backcountry model, with only 850 hours total time on both airframe and engine. Originally factory-built as a VFR aircraft in December 2010, it underwent full FAA IFR certification in September 2016, including a flight manual supplement, making it uniquely capable for instrument operations among Carbon Cubs. The aircraft has been professionally maintained by jet mechanics and stored in a private hangar under single ownership since new.

The Carbon Cub features significant factory upgrades including a Catto cruise propeller (80x50), Alaskan Bushwheel 3200 tailwheel, and numerous airframe modifications like rudder/elevator gap seals and added cabin heat. The 2023 Garmin 375 WAAS FMS installation complements the Dynon EFIS D100 with steam gauge backup for modern IFR capability. Both interior and exterior condition are rated 9/10, with the aircraft having completed six transcontinental flights and equipped for mountain flying with oxygen installation. Additional practical features include removable wing fuel tank hatches, electric pitch trim, and provisions for float operations with lifting rings.