1981 Cessna 182T SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1981 Cessna 182T Skylane (N5475N) presents a well-maintained turbocharged example with 3,800 total hours on the airframe and a Lycoming O-540 engine showing 1,600 hours since major overhaul (2,000-hour TBO). The aircraft has spent its life in Idaho, always hangared with no corrosion or hail damage, retaining its original paint and interior in reported great condition. The turbo-normalized engine configuration makes it particularly suited for high-altitude operations, complemented by a 3-blade McCauley propeller, vortex generators, LED lighting, and useful additions like refueling steps and electric trim.

The avionics suite features a Garmin 430W GPS/NAV/COM, GTX335 transponder with ADS-B Out, and an S-Tec 55x autopilot for enhanced IFR capability, along with a Garmin 342 audio panel. Practical features include factory oxygen systems, 92-gallon wet wings (bladderless design), and Rosen visors. The aircraft comes with wheel pants included and maintains its original 4-seat interior. With no damage history and consistent Idaho storage, this rare turbo 182 offers a solid combination of mountain performance and well-preserved airframe condition.