Cessna Information Manual 1981 Skyhawk Model 172 P on 2040-parts.com
Alamosa, Colorado, US
For sale is a 1981 Cessna Model 172 P information Manual dated May 5, 1980. This book
is used but in very good condition, no torn pages, bent corners, or highlighter
marks from what I've seen. It does show normal signs of use and there is some very light damage on the back cover page as seen in the picture. Other than that its in very good shape. What you see in the picture is what you get. If you have an questions please
feel free to email me.
Thank You!!
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