1979 Cessna 172N Skyhawk For Auction In Pennsylvania USA (N222JW)
This 1979 Cessna 172N Skyhawk is a four-seat, high-wing aircraft suited to flight training, personal travel, and everyday general aviation. It features a traditional analog cockpit, dual control yokes, and a white exterior with burgundy and red accents. The cabin has red upholstery and woodgrain trim, giving this Skyhawk a classic appearance. Will come with a fresh October 2026 annual.
Description
Highlights
Proven four-seat Skyhawk design- The high-wing configuration, stable handling characteristics, and four-seat cabin make the Cessna 172 a versatile platform for personal flying, training, and local trips.
Traditional cockpit and classic interior- Analog flight instruments, added Rosen visors, a conventional radio stack, dual control yokes, red upholstery, and woodgrain trim offer a familiar general aviation cockpit layout.
160-horsepower Lycoming powerplant- The listed Lycoming O-320-H2AD is rated at 160 horsepower.
Performance Specs
Gross Weight: 2,300 lb
Useful Load: 814.9 lbs
Cruise Speed: 124 kts
Range: 610 nm
Fuel Capacity: 42 gallons total
Fuel Burn: 8 gal/hr
Aircraft Specs
Make: Cessna
Model: 172N Skyhawk
SN: 17273236
Aircraft Time: 1592
Date of annual: Comes with fresh October 2026 Annual
Engine
Make: Textron Lycoming
Model: O-320-H2AD
SN: L-6700-76
Time: 1592 tach
Horsepower: 160 HP
Propeller
Make: McCauley
Model: 1C160/DTM7551
SN: 81210
Time: 1592
Type: Fixed-pitch, 2 blade
Avionics
ADSB-Out
Steam gauge
ADF
Transponder
RT-385A and MX385 Radios
Flight Rules: VFR
IFR Capable: Yes
IFR certified Date: Will come with current October 2026 IFR cert
Additional Features
Incident Date(s): None found on NTSB or FAA
Gaps/missing Logbooks: none
Known Flaws: None known
Known Corrosion: None known
Exterior
White exterior with burgundy and red accent striping along the fuselage, complemented by matching burgundy detailing on the engine cowling and wingtips. Features a high-wing design, fixed tricycle landing gear, white wheel fairings. The aircraft presents a coordinated red-and-white paint scheme with a clean, traditional general aviation appearance.
Interior
Traditional Cessna 172N cockpit featuring a classic black instrument panel with analog steam gauges and a conventional radio stack. The cabin is finished with red upholstered seats and side panels, complemented by a woodgrain lower instrument-panel trim and Rosen Sunvisors. The interior retains a vintage general aviation appearance with dual control yokes and traditional flight instrumentation.
Online auction starts 11th November, 2026. View full logbooks & additional data online (https://bids.airspaceauctions.com/Listing/1031848)
