1979 Cessna TR182RG SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1979 Cessna TR182RG Skylane (N756CZ) presents as a well-maintained, high-performance aircraft with 8,826 total airframe hours and a 1,720 SMOH Lycoming O-540-L3C5D engine. The aircraft features a 2014 blue/gray interior and white/blue/black exterior, both in good condition, and has always been hangared with no corrosion or hail damage. Notable performance specs include an 88-gallon fuel capacity, 1,134 lb useful load, and 13.5 GPH average fuel burn, making it capable for long-distance travel, particularly in mountainous terrain with its onboard oxygen system.

The aircraft comes with comprehensive avionics including a Garmin 430 WAAS, S-Tec 30 autopilot with altitude hold, ADS-B In/Out, and an Insight G1 engine monitor. The engine underwent a significant IRAN inspection in 2015 with camshaft, pistons, and rings replaced, showing strong compression readings at last annual (76/67/78/78/73/78). A McCauley 3-blade prop was overhauled in 2017 with 1,720 SPOH. Damage history includes a 1981 nose gear collapse and 2004 left leading edge replacement, both properly documented with 337 forms. Originally operated by the Oregon State Police under FAR Parts 135/91, it holds dual Normal and Restricted airworthiness certifications.