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Cessna 172 Skyhawk
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1963 Cessna 172 Skyhawk

Used
$110,000
11/02/2023
Est: $816/mo
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Registration no. N2464USerial no. 17250064
345 VIEWS
402 DAYS ON FLYING
4 SAVES
Price HistoryAirframeAvionics

Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Highlights

I bought this plane to finish my Instrument rating and use for business and pleasure, I shortly thereafter had the engine rebuilt at a professional aviation rebuild shop. I then upgraded the the radios to IFR requirements. Finished the ticket, took some trips and took up some other interest and let the plane rest. About early 2022 I started to revive it. Now it has been thoroughly revisited from prop to tail. All squawks and AD'S have been complied with by the on field Maintenance shop at HWY, SkyWorld Aviation. 

This plane is as close to the way it came from Cessna in 1963 as one can expect. One could do more stuff but that would be ego not airworthiness. 

AND it flies as fast as a new one WITH that 6 cylinder rumble instead of a sewing machine whine.

Seller location

Warrenton, Virginia, United States

Aircraft location

Warrenton, Virginia, United States

Airframe & Propulsion

Airframe Total time

1,883 hours

Airframe Description

NEW Tires- nosewheel and mains 

NEW Gill battery 

NEW Brake hoses both mains 

NEW Fuel transmitters both tanks 

NEW Fuel drains both tanks 

NEW Engine mount bushings 

NEWLY Rebuilt fuel selector valve

NEW Carb heat cables 

NEW Gascolator gaskets 

NEW Fuel tank filler gaskets both tanks 

NEW Grease main and nose wheel brearings 

NEW Corrosion X treatment entire plane 

Treated all visible corrorsion with Zinc chromate

Engine 1 hours

108 hours SMOH

Propulsion

0300D 6 cylinder 145 hp

TTSMOH 108HRS. TTAF 1883HRS PROP 1883HRS

New Alt after engine rebuild 

Fuel burn about 7.5 per hour 

compression at annual (1).72/80, (2)70/80, 

(3) 72/80, (4)73/80, (5) 68/80, (6)64/80

ANNUAL 10/2023

Avionics

Flight rules

Instrument Flight Rules

Navigation equipment

KX155

NARCO MK 12D

YOKE MOUNTED PUSH TO TALK SWITCH.

4 PLACE PS ENGINEERING INTERC0M 

2 HEADSETS 

NARCO AT150 TRANSPONDER 

LOCALIZER/GLIDESLOPE TKM MC60

NEWLY REBUILT TURN AND BANK INDICATOR 

NEW ADS-B OUT UAX9003201 SKYBEACON

NEW ELT ACK E-04 BATTERY EXP JAN 2028 

IFR CERTIFICATION 10/2023 

ANNUAL INSPECTION 10/2023

NEW ROTATING BEACON WHELEN LED ANTI COLLISION LIGHT

Interior & Exterior

Number of seats

4

Interior Condition

Interior is original but in good shape

Exterior Condition

Exterior Appears original is good shape, paint job would spruce it up, but it is perfectly serviceable now.

Maintenance

Inspection Status

10/2023

Price Change history

Date
Event
Price
01/31/2024
Closed
N/A
11/02/2023
Listed for Sale
$110,000

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