1974 Cessna 182P SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1974 Cessna 182P Skylane (N8367E) presents as a well-equipped, high-performance variant with notable STOL capabilities. The aircraft features a Peterson 260 HP conversion with fuel injection and a Peterson canard/STOL kit, transforming it into a strong short-field performer with enhanced climb performance. With 3,820 total hours on the airframe, the engine shows 1,380 hours since factory rebuild (SFRM) against a 1,500-hour TBO, while the 2-blade McCauley propeller has 473 hours since overhaul. The avionics suite includes Garmin's GNS430W WAAS GPS, MX20 MFD, GDL88 ADS-B, and Flight Stream 210, complemented by an S-TEC 55X autopilot and Bendix-King navigation equipment for full IFR capability.

The aircraft boasts a fresh exterior paint in white with metallic maroon, gray, and blue accents (rated 8/10) and a tasteful gray leather interior with maroon features (rated 7/10). Additional features include LED lighting, wingtip strobes, Bose headset jacks, and a panel-mounted air conditioning system. With a useful load of 1,116 lbs and complete logbooks documenting its hangared maintenance history, this Skylane had its last annual inspection in October 2024. The listing notes a damage history requiring buyer inquiry. Based at KLEX in Lexington, Kentucky, this modified 182P combines utility with modern avionics in a well-maintained package.