1960 Cessna 182C SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1960 Cessna 182C Skylane (N8867T) presents as a well-equipped legacy aircraft with significant modern upgrades. The airframe shows 5,385 total hours with a Continental O-470-R35B engine that received a factory zero-time Gold Medallion rebuild in 1994, now showing 1,636 hours SMOH. The McCauley propeller was overhauled in 1990 with 1,624 hours since. Notable performance features include a 54-knot stall speed, 824 lb useful load, and cruise speeds around 143 mph at 13 gph fuel burn, enhanced by a Horton STOL kit and flap gap seals for short-field capability.

The panel features dual Garmin GNS 430s (one WAAS-enabled) integrated with dual G-5 displays and an STEC 50 autopilot with altitude hold and GPSS. Additional modern avionics include a JPI EDM 900 engine analyzer, Stratus ESG for ADS-B In/Out, and an Eagle AOA head-up display. The aircraft received a complete interior refresh in 2024 with new leather seats, carpet, and FAA-approved cabin insulation. Other upgrades include Cleveland wheels with double-puck brakes, Tanis heating system, and all ADs complied with through 2022.

This example stands out for its cross-country capability with modern navigation systems while maintaining eligibility for potential MOSAIC LSA certification. The aircraft's 40-degree manual flaps, mountain view door assists, and comprehensive avionics suite make it suitable for both utility and personal travel missions. The seller notes the inclusion of original wheel pants (not currently installed) and various STC'd modifications including an Internav alternator and Beechcraft control yokes.