1958 Cessna 182 Skylane FloatplaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1958 Cessna 182 Skylane floatplane presents a well-equipped amphibious platform with recent powerplant upgrades and strong utility capabilities. The airframe shows 6,818 total hours, while the factory-rebuilt Texas Skyways O-520-F-TS engine has only 161 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) with a 2,500-hour TBO, delivering 280 HP through a two-blade propeller overhauled in 2018. The aircraft features EDO 2870 floats with complete wheel gear for amphibious operations, offering a useful load of 939 lbs on floats or 1,139 lbs on wheels, supported by new fuel bladders installed in 2018 and 55 US gallon usable fuel capacity.

The panel includes a Garmin 295 GPS, SL 40 comm radio, TDR 950 transponder, and comprehensive engine monitoring through an Electronics International UBG-16 system with FP-5L fuel flow instrumentation. The exterior condition is rated 9/10 in its white with black and blue stripes scheme, while the blue cloth interior maintains an 8/10 rating. Notable features include bubble windows and the Texas Skyways engine conversion, making this a capable backcountry performer with recent critical system updates.