1967 Cessna 182L SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1967 Cessna 182L Skylane (N3383R) presents as a well-maintained example with 3,928 total airframe hours and a 230hp Continental O-470-R42B engine showing 710.15 hours since new (292.46 hours since its 2009 IRAN). The aircraft benefits from a January 2025 annual inspection and features a freshly overhauled Hartzell propeller (January 2024) with dynamic balance at 0.055 IPS, along with recent maintenance items including an alternator overhaul (71 hours) and Concord battery replacement (January 2024).

The panel retains its original configuration with dual Narco digital NAV/COMs, Cessna audio panel, PM1000 ICS, transponder, and ADF, complemented by a graphic engine monitor and carb temp gauge. Notable STCs include Plane Booster wing tips, auto-gas approval, SAF-T-STOP seat modification, and Cleveland wheel/brake conversion. The airframe shows practical upgrades like removed cabin steps, anti-skid paint on gear legs, and safety enhancements including shoulder harnesses and an Artex ME406 ELT. With clear glass (March 2017) and good-condition paint and interior for its age, this IFR/VFR-capable Skylane is positioned as a versatile platform for training, cross-border trips, or recreational flying.