1962 Cessna 182E SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1962 Cessna 182E Skylane (N9339X) presents a well-equipped example of the first year featuring the wider cabin design, electric flaps, rear windows, and fixed horizontal stabilizer. With 4,822 hours on the airframe, it's powered by a 230 HP O-470R engine showing 1,670 hours since factory remanufacture, swinging a McCauley C29 two-blade propeller with 1,310 hours. The aircraft boasts a useful load of 1,080 lbs and carries 65 gallons of fuel capacity with small raised gas caps.

The avionics suite is anchored by a backlit walnut Pfleuger panel featuring a King KMA 24 audio panel with 3LMB, dual King digital flip-flop comms (KY 97A and KY 197), a Garmin 155XL moving map GPS, and STEC 30 autopilot with altitude hold. The panel also includes a King KNS 80 RNAV, KN 53 digital nav, and KT 79 transponder with Mode C, complemented by a Garmin GDL 50 for ADS-B in and a uAvionix tailBeacon for ADS-B out compliance. The aircraft is further equipped with a Horton STOL kit with fences and flap gap seals, along with practical features like Rosen visors, shoulder harnesses, and dual articulating front seats.

The exterior wears a metallic silver-gray with orange accents in a custom high-visibility scheme, showing some fading and wear (rated 6/10). Inside, the gray vinyl and fabric interior with matching side panels and carpet presents in good condition (rated 7/10), complete with sheepskin seat covers and a cream headliner. The aircraft comes with complete logs, no damage history, and an annual due in July 2025, having transitioned from Utah to its current Placerville, CA location.