1965 CESSNA 172G SOLD

No longer listed as of June 2026. The price below is the last asking price — the final sale price is not disclosed.

1965 CESSNA 172G (sold)
SOLD · last asking $125,000 · Jun 2026
Last asking price
$125,000
Year
1965
Make
Cessna
Model
172G
Total Time
3,229 hr
Location
Okeechobee, FL
Seller
Travis Schooley
Source
trade-a-plane.com
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Performance & Capacity

Seats
4
Cruise
118 kts
Max Speed
126 kts
Range
518 nm
Ceiling
14,000 ft
Useful Load
878 lbs
Fuel
56.0 gal
Burn
8.6 gph
Engines
1 · Piston
Power
180 hp
MTOW
2,550 lbs
ICAO Type
C172

Manufacturer-published specs for the Cessna 172G model. Actual aircraft may vary by configuration / modifications.

Operating Cost (est.)

Hourly Variable
$130
Annual Fixed
$18,000
Engine Overhaul
$30,000
TBO
1,400 hrs

AeroGurus estimates based on industry averages for the Cessna 172G. Actual costs vary by location, usage, maintenance history, and configuration.

Market price band

Cessna 172G typical: $10,000 – $395,000 median $114,000 across 426 active listings

This listing at $125,000 is 10% above median.

Description

N5920R - 1965 - 172G - 17253589 FRESHLY REMODELED! TTAF: 3229.75 TTE: 3229.75 TSMOH: 446.75 Prop Sinse New: 446.75 Engine Overhauled 06/27/2012 by Americas Aircraft Engines. NEW Interior 2026 NEW Paint 2026 NEW Fairings 2026 NEW Glass (ALL) 2026 NEW Plastics in interior 2026 NEW Hardware throughout (nuts, bolts, bushings, rollers, pulleys, tie downs, etc.) NEW ELT battery 2026 Fresh Annual 03/23/2026 All ADs complied with as of 03/23/2026 Fresh Transponder Cert. 2026 ADSB Compliant 2026 Complete logs with really good history. A true Hands-Off flyer

About the Cessna 172G

The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is the most successful aircraft ever built — more than 44,000 produced since 1956, more than any other aircraft in history. A four-seat, high-wing piston single, it is the world's default flight trainer and one of the most forgiving, well-supported aircraft in the air. Cruising around 122 knots on a Lycoming O-320 or O-360 engine, the 172 spans seven decades of variants — from 1950s straight-tail models through the long-running N/P models to the current fuel-injected Skyhawk SP with Garmin G1000. The 172RG Cutlass adds retractable gear for the complex endorsement.

Produced 1956. Total produced: 45,000.