1965 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1965 Cessna 182H Skylane presents as a well-maintained example with conscientious upkeep despite its low recent utilization of under 200 hours in the past decade. The airframe shows 6,296.6 total hours, powered by a Continental O-470S engine with 748 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) against a 1,500-hour TBO. Recent maintenance highlights include new control cables, engine baffle kit, propeller with 149.6 hours since new, wing attach bolts, vacuum pump, and nose oleo seals, along with fuselage door post modifications and a milspec cowl fastener kit.

The aircraft features a functional IFR-capable panel with an Icom A200 VHF, King KX155 NavCom, Garmin GTX 327 transponder, dual ADF units (King KR87 and Bendix BT12-C), and Aerospace Logic CHT instrumentation. The exterior shows good condition with progressive refurbishment underway, while the interior is described as excellent. Recent inspections include a completed periodic with CAO 100 checks on pitot-static, altimeter, transponder, and compass swing, along with current SIDS inspections. The next periodic is due June 2025, with fuel calibration scheduled for February 2027. The package includes useful accessories like wheel spats, a Garmin 100 GPS (not installed), and ground handling equipment.