1979 Cessna TR182RG SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna TR182RG Skylane (N7592R) presents as a well-maintained, IFR-capable aircraft with significant avionics and performance upgrades. The airframe shows 3,150 total hours, powered by a turbo-normalized Lycoming O-540 with 1,540 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) and 150 hours since IRAN by Aircraft Cylinders and Engines. The Hartzell propeller has 150 hours since new (SNEW), with the turbo overhauled in July 2020 and cam AD complied with in 2014. The aircraft carries damage history with repairs completed by Beegles in Greeley, CO at 150 hours ago.

The panel features a modern Garmin suite including a GTN750 navigator, GFC500 autopilot with pitch trim, dual G5 displays, and ADS-B compliance via GTX327. Additional instrumentation includes a JPI830 engine monitor and Whelen LED lighting. The interior received new leather seats, door panels, and carpet in 2015, rated 10/10, while the exterior was repainted in 2017 and described as excellent. With a useful load of 1,055 lbs, built-in oxygen (hydro tested July 2024), and complete maintenance logs, this Skylane offers strong cross-country capability. The aircraft has been consistently hangared and shows careful stewardship throughout its history.