1966 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1966 Cessna 182 Skylane (N2680F) presents a well-equipped, high-performance example of the early wide-body Skylane variant with 5,122 hours total time on the airframe. The aircraft features a Texas Skyways 285 HP O-520 engine with 855 hours SMOH and a 2,000-hour TBO, paired with a Hartzell three-blade scimitar propeller showing matching time since overhaul. Notable performance upgrades include an 84-gallon long-range fuel system, Horton STOL kit with leading edge cuffs and fences (with a repaired left wingtip from minor hangar contact), flap gap seals, and wheel pants for improved efficiency.

The avionics suite is IFR-capable with dual Garmin GPS/COM units (GNS 530W WAAS and GNS 430), GTX 330 transponder with traffic, GDL 82 ADS-B Out, and dual GI 209 navigation indicators. Additional features include a King audio panel, digital tachometer, EDM 700 engine analyzer, and carburetor ice detection. The exterior shows well with an 8.5/10 rated custom metallic blue and silver-gray paint scheme, while the gray leather interior is serviceable but shows some early wear (rated 7/10). With an annual valid through July 2026 and no corrosion or hail damage history, this Skylane offers a 1,150 lb useful load and includes practical upgrades like cooling louvers, Bracket air filter, and stainless steel screw kit.