
1952 Cessna 170B
From the seller
A 1952 Cessna 170B built out for backcountry work, with an Avcon Lycoming O-360-A1A conversion, Cessna 180 landing gear, a Horton STOL kit and a lightweight MT constant-speed propeller. The combination puts it close to 180 performance while keeping the operating and insurance costs of a 170. Full history is available for review. The converted engine has 58.0 hours Time since overhaul and the propeller has 282 hours since overhaul. Airframe & Engine Engine: Avcon Lycoming O-360-A1A conversion Since TSO (engine): 58.0 hours Propeller: MT MTV-15-B/205-58, constant speed, lightweight Since overhaul (propeller): 282 hours Landing gear: Cessna 180 Tires: 29x10x11 on Gar Aero rims Auxiliary fuel: 18-gallon Javelin tank Avionics Avionics: upgraded Modifications & Upgrades STOL kit: Horton Exterior & Interior Interior: new Restraints: shoulder harnesses Seating: Cessna 180 rear jump seats
Airframe
Engine & propeller
Specifications are supplied by the seller and are subject to verification on inspection. Confirm times, records and AD compliance yourself before you buy.