1965 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1965 Cessna 182H Skylane (C-GRTI) presents as a well-equipped utility aircraft with notable upgrades for both performance and versatility. The airframe shows 5,364 total hours, powered by a P.Ponk-upgraded Continental O-470-50 engine with 395.2 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) against a 2,000-hour TBO, paired with a Hartzell 3-blade propeller showing 464.6 hours SMOH. The aircraft received a comprehensive exterior repaint and interior refurbishment in 2015, and features specialized modifications including a Seaplanes West float kit and engine mount, along with long-range tanks expanding capacity to 84 gallons - making it particularly suitable for remote operations.

Avionics include a PMA 6000 4-place intercom with music input, KX 170B nav/com with localizer indicator, Narco DME and transponder, plus an Electronics International UBG-16 engine analyzer for enhanced monitoring. The float kit installation and P.Ponk engine upgrade (increasing horsepower from the original O-470) significantly broaden this Skylane's mission profile, offering improved performance for both conventional and amphibious operations. With its recent cosmetic updates and specialized STOL/float capabilities, this 182H stands out as a practical platform for bush pilots or those needing rugged utility.