1979 Cessna 182Q SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna 182Q Skylane (N4734N) represents a well-maintained, low-time example with only 2,524.6 total airframe hours and an engine showing 816.7 hours since major overhaul. The aircraft has spent its entire life in the dry climate of Phoenix, Arizona, contributing to its preserved condition. It features a comprehensive Garmin glass panel upgrade including a GTN-750XI navigation system, GFC-500 autopilot with smart glide capability, G3X touchscreen displays, and a GTX-345 ADS-B transponder for modern IFR operations.

The Skylane boasts several notable upgrades such as LED lighting throughout, long-range fuel tanks, adhesive boots on the elevator, and a gross weight increase. The interior has been refreshed with pilot/co-pilot articulating seats, Rosen visors, and custom airline vents. Maintenance records indicate consistent care with an open checkbook approach, supported by detailed logbooks documenting the 816.7-hour propeller since overhaul and the recent avionics installation. This aircraft combines classic 182 utility with modern systems in what the seller describes as a "one-of-a-kind" configuration.