1976 Cessna 182P SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1976 Cessna 182P Skylane (N1989M) presents as an exceptionally well-maintained example with remarkably low total time of just 1,990 hours on the airframe. The aircraft features a recent engine overhaul with only 845 hours SMOH on its Triad powerplant, well below the 1,700-hour TBO, complemented by a similarly fresh propeller overhaul at 845 hours. The avionics suite is notably modern, featuring dual Garmin G-5 displays (EADI and EHSI), a WAAS-enabled GNS-530W GPS/nav/com, GTX-345 ADS-B transponder with in/out capability, and an STEC System 60-2 autopilot with altitude hold and glideslope coupling.

The aircraft's condition stands out with its attractive red-over-white exterior scheme described as having very few flaws, clean windows, and good lenses. Inside, the two-tone leather interior in light and medium grey with matching carpets maintains the high standard. With an annual inspection valid until July 1, 2025, and comprehensive logs available, this 182P is positioned as a turnkey aircraft featuring additional upgrades including an EDM-830 engine monitor, LED lighting, and stormscope weather avoidance equipment. The combination of low time, recent major maintenance, and modern avionics makes this a particularly compelling example in the Skylane market.