1962 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1962 Cessna 182E Skylane (N9375X) represents a highly modified STOL performer with exceptional capability. The airframe shows 4,600 total hours and features a Texas Skyways conversion producing 302 horsepower from its Continental O-470-U engine, which has just 172 hours since overhaul against a 1,800-hour TBO. The aircraft carries a remarkably light 1,830 lb empty weight while offering 970 lb of useful load, making it ideal for backcountry operations or family adventures. Key modifications include a Sportsman STOL kit, vortex generators, Airglas nose fork, SuperHawk tires, and Tanalin Aviation's removable leading edge STC.

The panel is fully IFR-certified with a modern Garmin G3X system featuring dual GDU-470 displays, GSU-25D ADAHRS, and a GFC 500 autopilot. Additional avionics include a GTN 650XI, GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, G5 backup attitude indicator, and PMA8000G audio panel. The aircraft is equipped with a yaw damper, active traffic alerts, terrain warning system, and digital engine monitoring. Externally, it presents in a classic white with red stripes scheme, while the interior features custom fabric seating for four. An annual inspection was completed in November 2024, and the aircraft comes with complete logs. The three-blade Hartzell constant-speed propeller matches the engine's 172-hour SMOH status.