Planes

This plane is a 61 180E that was renovated last year by the Aircraft Remanufacturing Company in Washington, now currently known as "Bushliner" This is not a zero time rebuild, it is a very extensive restoration and upgrade and rebuild with every improvement possible in structure and comfort. The third side window airframe starts in 1960 and ends in 1985, and has a higher rear roofline above the rear seats than the 59 and older 180's. The 60, 61, 62 and 63 180's have the higher roofline of the later three window 180's and all the 185's but no actual third side window. This plane has simply had it added so it is like a 64 or newer airframe. Almost every STC that a 180 can have is on this plane. It has complete logs since new in 61 but most are not relevant now since the restoration. Very extensive records of the restoration and current logs. No hail. No corrosion. A unique aircraft because Bushliner no longer do older aircraft restorations, they only do new builds from zero to the ground up as custom orders. So this is the only one of these.

The Cessna 180 Skywagon, produced by Cessna from 1953 to 1981, is renowned for its high-wing design and robust conventional landing gear, which make it suitable for utility, bush flying, and personal use. Equipped with a Continental O-470 engine, it delivers reliable performance and versatility.