1976 Cessna 182P SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Cessna 182P Skylane (N1797M) presents an exceptionally well-preserved example with only 2,120 total hours since new and a recent P-Ponk engine conversion showing just 671 hours since major overhaul. The aircraft features a 265HP Lycoming O-470-50 engine with a 2,000-hour TBO, offering enhanced performance over the standard configuration. The airframe has no major damage history and comes with complete logs, having spent most of its life in the favorable dry climate of the Southwest.

The panel is equipped with a Garmin 430W GPS/NAV/COM, SL30 nav/com, GTX 335 transponder, Shadin fuel flow system, and a PS Engineering audio panel with 4-place intercom. A functional Cessna 300 autopilot adds to the IFR capability. Practical features include long-range fuel tanks, extended baggage, wheel pants, articulated front seats, and opening side windows on both sides. The aircraft is described as a versatile family hauler with backcountry capability, currently hangared and ready for immediate use or avionics upgrades.