1972 Cessna 182P SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1972 Cessna 182P Skylane (N20836) presents as a well-maintained STOL-equipped aircraft with 8,118 total airframe hours and a 900-hour O-470 engine/propeller combination. The aircraft features a Bush Conversions STOL kit, making it particularly capable for backcountry operations, and carries a fresh annual inspection completed in April 2024. The logs are complete since new, with notable maintenance including a right fuel bladder replacement in 2020 and stabilizer skin replacement following a 1994 duck strike.

The avionics suite includes a Bendix King 170B comm, MX300 audio panel, Garmin GTX 335 ADS-B Out transponder, GNS 500 GPS, and a working ADF. The interior retains its original burgundy leather seats with 4-point harnesses and Rosen visors. With a useful load of 1,110 lbs and 4-seat configuration, this aircraft served previously with the Idaho Department of Transportation for wildlife tracking missions. The current condition and STOL capabilities make it suitable for flight training, remote strip operations, or as a platform for future upgrades.