1966 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Cessna 182 Skylane (N201EX) presents a well-maintained airframe with 4,331 total hours and a robust upgrade history. The aircraft features a 2011 Texas Skyways O550 engine with 926 hours since major overhaul (2,500-hour TBO) paired with a Hartzell 3-blade propeller, offering enhanced performance. The panel is equipped with modern avionics including a Garmin 530W with ADS-B in/out, Aspen Evolution Pro 1000 with synthetic vision, Century 2000 autopilot, and a JPI-930 engine monitor for comprehensive system tracking. The exterior received fresh paint and a new windshield in 2012 by Aerosmith.

The aircraft has two documented damage incidents: a late-1990s runway excursion resulting in a new firewall and engine replacement, and early-life wind damage. Logs prior to 1995 were lost in a house fire, but FAA records provide complete documentation from manufacture. Owned by an Air Force veteran since 2008, the Skylane has benefitted from consistent upgrades and recently completed its annual inspection in June 2025. The Horton stall kit on the leading edges enhances low-speed handling, making this a turnkey IFR-capable aircraft ready for immediate operation.