1979 Cessna 182Q SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna 182Q Skylane (N4753N) presents a well-equipped IFR platform with recent avionics upgrades and a factory-new engine. The airframe shows 4,363 total hours with complete logs and no known damage history. Power comes from a Continental O-470-U17B engine installed as factory new in 2012 with 643 hours since new (SNEW), paired with an overhauled McCauley C2A34C204 propeller with matching time since overhaul. The panel features a modern Garmin suite including a GTN 750 GPS/NAV/COM, GFC 500 autopilot, twin G5 attitude/HSI displays, GMA 345 audio panel, and GTX 345 transponder with ADS-B Out capability, complemented by a TKM MX-385 NAV/COM backup.

The aircraft's exterior sports an orange-over-white scheme with red laser stripes rated 7/10, while the grey and tweed interior also scores 7/10. With WAAS/LPV capability and a fresh engine installation, this Skylane offers a solid combination of modern avionics and mechanical reliability. The recent major investments in both powerplant and panel make this a turnkey aircraft for cross-country IFR operations.