1969 Cessna 182M SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1969 Cessna 182M Skylane (N433SB) presents as a well-equipped IFR platform with recent major components and tasteful updates. The airframe shows 5,157 total hours, while the Continental O-470-R engine has only 184 hours since its 2011 major overhaul by Tropic Airpower, complemented by a McCauley propeller with 349 hours since its 2005 overhaul. The aircraft features a comprehensive Garmin panel including a GNS 430W GPS/NAV, GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, and GMA 340 audio panel, along with JPI engine monitoring and all-new Klixon circuit breakers.

The Skylane benefits from both cosmetic and performance enhancements, sporting a 2004 white/red/silver paint scheme and a complete 2007 gray leather interior by Custom Products Inc. Notable modifications include a Horton Stoll-Craft kit for improved performance, Monarch fuel caps, full LED lighting, and a Whelin belly strobe. With a useful load of 1,047 lbs, recent IFR certification in 2019, and an annual inspection completed in July 2022, this example comes with complete logbooks documenting its history since new. The combination of low-time major components and modern avionics makes this a turnkey aircraft for both cross-country and instrument flight operations.