2003 Cessna 182T SkylaneSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2003 Cessna 182T Skylane (N2146A) presents a well-equipped IFR platform with 2,770 hours total time and a 1,543-hour Lycoming IO-540 engine. The powerplant received a new crankshaft at 778 hours SMOH under an AD, followed by a full teardown 286 hours ago when a rock chip necessitated propeller replacement (now a 286-hour McCauley three-blade unit). The aircraft features dual IFR GPS capability with a Garmin GNS 750 and King KLN 94 color moving map systems, complemented by a King KAP 140 autopilot, KCS 55A slaved HSI, and GTX 345 transponder with ADS-B In/Out.

The airframe shows excellent care with a 9/10 exterior in its original white/blue/gray scheme and an 8/10 tan leather interior. Notable modifications include vortex generators, LED beacon, polished spinner, and dual puck brakes. Maintenance records show complete logs with current ADs, no corrosion, and a new rudder installed in 2022 after foreign object damage. With a useful load of 1,126 lbs, 92-gallon wet wings, and an annual valid through April 2026, this Skylane offers solid utility with recent major systems attention.