1959 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1959 Cessna 182B Skylane (N2659G) presents a well-maintained example of the straight-tail Skylane series with 4,257 total airframe hours. The aircraft features a Continental O-470-L engine with only 352 hours since major overhaul by One Stop Aviation, paired with a McCauley 2A34C66 constant-speed propeller showing 990 hours since overhaul. Notably equipped with a brand new Garmin GNC-250XL GPS-Com installed in March 2020, the panel also includes a King KY-97A com radio, KT-76A transponder, and SkyBeacon ADS-B Out for compliance.

The airframe has been primarily based in corrosion-free environments, first in Southern California until 1992 and then in Yuma, Arizona. It shows a clean history with only minor damage repairs to the right wingtip and left wing leading edge in 1968. The exterior sports a 1994 Matterhorn White paint with Caribbean Turquoise trim rated 7+, while the 2011 Airtex interior features light beige upholstery and black carpeting. Useful load stands at 982 lbs with a 55-gallon fuel capacity. Recent upgrades include a Plane Power alternator conversion, engine oil filter system, Cleveland wheels and brakes, and a one-piece windshield. All logs are complete since new, with the next annual due in 2025.