1959 Cessna 182B SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1959 Cessna 182B Skylane (N2481G) presents as a well-maintained float-equipped aircraft with recent upgrades. The airframe shows 5,547 total hours with a Continental O-470 engine showing 1,150 hours since major overhaul and 321 hours since top overhaul. A notable feature is the Seaplanes West float kit with EDO 2870 floats described as having new rigging and being "very tight," complemented by a fresh Hartzell 3-blade propeller with only 57 hours since new. The aircraft received significant avionics modernization with a Lynx NGT900 ADS-B system providing both in/out capability, along with new fuel bladders in both tanks and recent glass replacement in doors and windshield. While maintained as a VFR aircraft, its 550 lb useful load and 4-seat configuration make it a practical choice for float operations, with cosmetic updates dating to 1996 for both paint and interior.