N712D - 1977 CESSNA 172/180 CONVERSION


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    Aircraft Summary


    General

    Year
    1977
    Manufacturer
    CESSNA
    Model
    172/180 CONVERSION
    Serial Number
    17268279
    Registration #
    N712D
    Condition
    Used
    Description
    A long term Western Dry Country (Utah) 172N with a 180HP / Constant Speed Prop Conversion. Whether you want to get your license in your own plane or just want a 172 with a little more get up and go, this one should go to the top of your list.

    Airframe

    Total Time
    4625
    Airframe Notes
    4625 Hours Total Time Since New (1977)

    Engine

    Engine Time
    785
    Engine Time Since
    SMOH
    Engine TBO
    2000
    Engine Notes
    785 Hours Total Time. 180 Horsepower Upgrade - Mid-America STOL Aircraft Mod.

    Props

    Prop Notes
    785 Hours Since Overhaul. Hartzell 2-Blade Constant Speed Prop.

    Modifications/Conversions

    Modifications/Conversions
    180 Horsepower Engine Conversion with Constant Speed Prop.

    Avionics

    Avionics/Radios
    Narco Mark-12D Digital Nav/Com #1 with Glide Slope. Narco Mark-12D Digital Nav/Com #2 with Localizer. Garmin GTX-327 Digital Mode S Transponder. Garmin GDL-82 ADS-B DataLink.

    Additional Equipment

    Additional Equipment
    Shoulder Harnesses, EGT Gauge.

    Exterior

    Exterior Notes
    VERY NICE paint. White with Maroon and Silver Trim. All Wheel Pants, in good condition. Clean Windows. Polished Spinner.

    Interior

    Interior Notes
    GOOD Interior. We just took the sheepskins off of the front seats that were on the plane for years and the overall condition is very nice.

    Inspection Status

    Inspection Status
    Annual Due September 2026. IFR Certs Due September 2027. NOTE: The log books on this aircraft were stolen in the last year or so (it is known who has them but it is not very likely that they will be returned). We have plenty of documentation to verify the times on airframe and engine, but we don't expect the logs to be returned. We are pricing the aircraft WELL BELOW appraised value and the typical price of a plane of this caliber due to the log issue. If we somehow find the logs before we sell the plane, we plan on pricing the aircraft up dramatically.


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