2016 Cubcrafters CC11-160 Carbon CUBSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2016 CubCrafters CC11-160 Carbon Cub (N155CC) presents as a well-equipped backcountry performer with only 382 total hours and meticulous care evident in its maintenance history. Powered by a 180HP CC340 engine with 307 hours since new (2,000-hour TBO) and paired with a Catto composite propeller, the aircraft features executive glass panel avionics including a Garmin G3X touchscreen system with dual-axis autopilot, ADS-B IN/OUT capability, and an angle of attack indicator - all interconnected via CANBus for streamlined updates. The airframe benefits from bush-oriented modifications including 29-inch Airstreak tundra tires (new July 2024), Alpha Omega suspension system, extended landing gear, and an Alaskan Bushwheel tailspring, complemented by useful additions like LED lighting, extended baggage, and Oregon Aero fabric front seats.

The aircraft shows no major damage history and has been consistently hangared since new, with its most recent annual inspection completed in September 2024. Operational details include a 1.5 brake upgrade, stainless steel brake lines, and 3200-type steerable tailwheel for rough-field capability. With its VFR configuration and 382-hour airframe, this Carbon Cub SS (serial CC11-00408) represents a turnkey backcountry solution currently based at Aurora State Airport (KUAO) in Oregon. The comprehensive logs and low-time condition underscore its maintained status.