For Sale Sold 1969 172K Cessna 180Hp AirPlains $54,000

patrick wentworth

patrick wentworth

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1969 172K Cessna $54,000 Phone Patrick 707-291-7047
180 Hp AirPlains STC Time since Major Overhaul 450 hr

Useful load=800#, Full fuel=560# Passenger and Luggage

Annual 4-24-2020 1 item-Rt brake leak-Replaced w/new Caliper
Compressons 77,78,78,76

McCauley Prop 450 hours
Mags Wires 100 hours
All Fine wire Spark plugs 100 hours
ADS-B out -Tailbeacon
King 76C Transponder Static 4/19
2 King K165 Navcoms Overhauled 2017
4 place Stereo Intercom
Alpha Systems LED Angle of Attack
Zaon Pcas XRX W/Link to Garman 495
Carb Ice gage
LED Beacon
LED Landing Lights (3) Nose and Wing
Whelen wingtip strobes
Dresser Elite Tires Leakstop tubes 50 hours
Skybolt Cowl fasteners
Aerospace Logic Digital EGT
Aerospace Logic Digital CHT
Aerospace Logic Digital Volt Amp
Vertical Compass Card
BAS Inertia Lock Seatbelts Pilot and CoPilot
Pilot and Copilot infinite adjust seats
McFarlane Seat Rails
Custom Seat Covers by "Stitch" Recovery Shop
Rosen Visors
LED Flap indicator
40 degree flaps
McFarlane Flap Roller upgrade
Flap Gap Seals
Concorde RG25xc Battery 9/17

Also Available:
Stratus 3 and Apple Mini 4s for ADS-B in.
QT Halo in ear headsets (2)
David Clark headset ANR (1)
CO Experts Carbon Monoxide
Garmin 495 and 296 hand held GPS
Icom ic-a23 handheld
Power Tow Gas Tug

Enjoyed flying her since 2009 -- Pilot aging out -- plane just getting started :)
 
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I had a PM asking why I am selling. I have had a great 13 years with the plane and am moving on with stone sculpture and have been doing massive traveling and plan to do more as soon as this CV gets moderated. It has been fun curating the plane and just wanted to sell it to someone who wanted the adventure. Price -- not trying to make a killing, would rather it move quickly and keep flying. Planes do not like to sit.

I would dearly love for it to go to someone starting their flying adventure as I did not look at it as an investment, but a portal for my wife and I to be able to see from a different perspective, and to meet a great bunch of folks on the forums and others we have met through flying.

Trite ... perhaps but for us the truth.
 
You don't own a 172 to go fast, but that doesn't mean you can't go far and enjoy the journey.
 
I'm happy with my Zodiac LSA, but now that I'm flying with BasicMed a 180 hp 172 is very tempting. This one looks very nice.
 
Good aircraft don’t remain on market long.
 
Patrick is a great seller and has taken care of this airplane like it was one of his children. Absolutely a fine aircraft and she now can call Idaho her new home. Thanks again Pat!
 
Congratulations, Doug. Spoke to Patrick via telephone yesterday... a wonderful man. Safe and enjoyable skies!
 
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