1961 Cessna 182D SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1961 Cessna 182D Skylane (N9159X) presents as a well-maintained example with recent upgrades and a fresh annual inspection. The airframe shows 3,761 total hours with 1,590.8 hours since major engine overhaul, supported by complete and up-to-date logbooks. The Continental powerplant demonstrates solid compression readings across all six cylinders, ranging from 70/80 to 76/80. Recent enhancements include new interior components (carpet, headliner, Rosen visors) and safety upgrades with BAS harnesses in the front seats, along with LED lighting for landing, taxi, and rotating beacon functions. The panel features dual nav/com radios (KX155 and KX175B) coupled with a PMA6000B four-place intercom system and modern ADS-B Out capability via a Garmin GTX335 transponder. Operational flexibility is enhanced by the auto fuel STC and remote oil filter modification. With its manual flaps and trim systems, this 182D remains a practical choice for both family travel and personal flying.