1967 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Cessna 182 Skylane presents a well-maintained example with recent upgrades and a freshly completed annual inspection in May 2025. The airframe shows 7,100 total hours, while the Continental O-470R engine has just 150 hours since major overhaul by Watson Aero, paired with a time-since-new propeller also at 150 hours. Notable enhancements include a full STOL kit installation, complete panel modernization with Garmin 375 and 650 units, ADS-B IN/OUT capability, and a Garmin emergency glide system. The aircraft received comprehensive updates including new control cables, complete rewiring, new engine controls, LED exterior lighting, and long-range fuel bladders.

The airframe benefits from corrosion treatment with Corrosion X and features an Air Wolf oil filter adapter kit. The 2005 paint remains in good condition at 7.5/10, while the interior shows only slight wear on the pilot seat. Maintenance highlights include a new elevator bearing and the aircraft has been consistently hangared. Practical features include a jump door configuration. With its recent major systems overhaul and avionics upgrades, this Skylane offers a solid platform for both utility missions and personal transportation.