1972 Cessna 177RG Cardinal
Description
The Cessna 177 is a single-engine, four-seat, high-wing aircraft that was first produced in the late 1960s. It is a light aircraft that is often used for personal and recreational flying, as well as for training and other general aviation purposes. The 177RG Cardinal is powered by a Lycoming IO-360 piston engine, which produces up to 200 horsepower. It has a cruise speed of around 148 knots (170 mph) and a range of around 700 nautical miles. The Cessna 177 was in production from 1968 to 1978, and it has a reputation for being a reliable and easy-to-handle aircraft.
Features
- Total Time: 2899 hours
- 4 Place intercom
- Garmin 530W/430W,
- Stec 30 with altitude hold & yoke mounted controls
- PM Engineering 7000B audio panel,
- Garmin GTX-327,
- Garmin GDL-88 ADS-B.
- ACK ELT
- All AD's complied with.
- Slybolt cowling conversion kit
- LED Taxi/Landing Lights
- LED Wingtip Lights
- New interior in 2014
- Rosen Sunvisors
- Custom center console
- Custom powder coated panel
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