1986 Cessna Turbo 182 SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1986 Cessna Turbo 182 Skylane (D-EPGC) presents a well-maintained example with a single European owner since 1994 and no known damage history. The airframe shows 1,403 total hours, powered by its original Lycoming O-540-L3C5D engine producing 235 HP with matching time since new. The aircraft received a comprehensive avionics upgrade in March 2025 including a Garmin GTN 750Xi GPS, GTX 345 transponder, and GFC 500 autopilot system paired with three GI-275 displays, making it a fully IFR-capable platform. The McCauley three-blade propeller was last overhauled in April 2021 with 119 hours since service.

The airframe maintains excellent condition with an 8/10 exterior rating for its all-white paint with red stripes and a 9/10 interior for its original light brown leather seats. Recent maintenance includes a March 2025 annual inspection at 1,402 hours, with the ARC valid until March 2026 and all SIDs current. The only noted discrepancy is a small dent in the rudder. Additional features include turbocharging, retractable gear, and specialized equipment like a Davtron chronometer and Garrecht traffic system. With its low time since new and modernized panel, this Skylane offers strong utility with upgraded capabilities.