I was Googling for "Edo 2425 floats" and this came up. What is that aircraft? I'm always curious to inventory other 4-seat experimentals so I dug deeper. It turns out that it's a Canadian homebuilt amalgam of a Cessna 170/172 with a steel fabric-covered fuselage. Here's the website where the owner (I assume) describes it.

http://www.ranss7.com/pipcom/KADEY.htm

Notables:

• Fabric covered steel tube fuselage same dimensions as 170/172
• 170B wings with STOL kit and large manual flaps
• Metal wing tanks (35 gallons, fuel gauges are mechanical with indicators in the ends of the tanks visible form the cockpit).
• The fuel selector is Cessna but mounted on the back of the firewall with handle on the lower instrument panel beside trim wheel.
• All control surfaces are metal.
• 180 gear, Cleveland brakes, Scott tail wheel
• 3 or 4 seats, huge baggage area, 6’ flat floor for camping (over 8.5’ from rudder pedals to back of baggage area).
• Baggage door added on left,
• Metal access panels behind cowl and at tail (I’m redoing the whole boot cowl),

I wanted to do this a few years ago. Like the badlands traveller it makes sense to me, Cessna wings are available and you get to sit in a chrome moly fuselage. Experimental would be nice.
But laziness continues to prevail and I would rather go flying in my really fun 170:)

A quick check on the Canadian registry shows that its still "in service" as well