1968 Cessna 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1968 Cessna 182L Skylane (registration C-GRBH) presents as a well-equipped STOL performer with recent mechanical investments. The airframe shows 2,442.9 total hours and features the distinctive Wren 460 STOL conversion kit with canards, flight directional wing fences, fowler flaps, and movable elevator - all enhancing its short-field capabilities. Power comes from a Continental O-470R46BN engine producing 230 HP, with only 165 hours since major overhaul in 2024 (against a 1,700-hour TBO), paired with a McCauley 2A34C66 aluminum propeller showing 93.8 SMOH hours.

The aircraft carries Petersen Aviation's auto fuel STC and received new fuel bladders in June 2021. Its avionics suite includes a King audio panel, dual comms (KY 197 and KLX 135A with VFR GPS/moving map), KN 64 DME, KR87 ADF, KX 176A Mode C transponder, and a modern Garmin GI 275 engine monitor. Additional features include Airwolf remote oil filtration, BAS TSO shoulder harnesses, and Challenger reusable air filters. The exterior sports a light brown scheme with dark brown/gold accents, while the interior offers four-place seating in beige cloth. The aircraft passed its most recent annual inspection in December 2024 and remains VFR-equipped.