1968 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1968 Cessna 182L Skylane (C-GCEI) presents as a well-equipped example with recent upgrades and maintenance. The airframe shows 3,571.2 total hours, with a Continental O470R engine at 1,120.7 hours SMOH and a propeller at 197.9 hours SMOH. Notable features include a Horton STOL kit for improved short-field performance and a fresh set of winter covers. The aircraft received new paint in 2015 and has several modern avionics additions including a PS Engineering PAR200A comm radio, S-TEC System 20 autopilot, Garmin GTX 327 transponder, and a newly installed KLR10 angle of attack indicator.

Recent maintenance highlights include magnetos overhauled in February 2024, new Aero Aviation oil hoses, a Concord battery installed in June 2020, and an Airwolf oil filter with STC. The aircraft also features a Tanis preheater system, Knots 2U HID LED lighting, and an extended fiberglass baggage compartment. With a 2,800 lb max takeoff weight and 950 lb useful load, this VFR-configured Skylane offers practical utility for personal or light cargo missions. The listing notes the aircraft is currently in airworthy condition.