1956 Cessna 182 Skylane
Reg # N5425B
$80,000
Summary
Aircraft Total Time: 3427 Hours
Engine Time: 895 SMOH on 0-470K, 230 HP Continental
Propeller Time: 501 Since New C203 Two blade prop
Annual Due: October 2024
Useful Load: 977 Lbs
Engine Time: 895 SMOH on 0-470K, 230 HP Continental
Propeller Time: 501 Since New C203 Two blade prop
Annual Due: October 2024
Useful Load: 977 Lbs
Avionics
Custom audio panel
King KY 197A Digital flip/flop 760 channel Nav/Com
King KT 76 Transponder
Garmin 296 Portable moving map GPS
Four place intercom
Amp meter
Alcor EGT Gauge
CHT gauge
Analog clock/timer
Outside air temp gauge
Remote ELT arming panel
Pilot side Push-to-talk on yoke
Dual 12V USB power outletsâ
King KY 197A Digital flip/flop 760 channel Nav/Com
King KT 76 Transponder
Garmin 296 Portable moving map GPS
Four place intercom
Amp meter
Alcor EGT Gauge
CHT gauge
Analog clock/timer
Outside air temp gauge
Remote ELT arming panel
Pilot side Push-to-talk on yoke
Dual 12V USB power outletsâ
Exterior
Good condition with some localized blemishes from age. Overall white with dark and light red accents in a modified traditional 1970's Cessna scheme.
Interior
Red vinyl seats with red western fabric inserts. Matching side panels. Red carpet and red headliner. Overall 7 out of 10.
Additional Equipment
55 Gallons fuel capacity
Small raised gas caps
Full size extended baggage
Shoulder harnesses
Seat arrestor belt
Rotating beacon
Hubcaps
Modern wingtips
Brackett air filter
Generator
Recent windshield
40 degree manual flaps
Right side openable window
Rear seat vents
later model door latchesâ
Small raised gas caps
Full size extended baggage
Shoulder harnesses
Seat arrestor belt
Rotating beacon
Hubcaps
Modern wingtips
Brackett air filter
Generator
Recent windshield
40 degree manual flaps
Right side openable window
Rear seat vents
later model door latchesâ
Remarks
Three owners since new. California since new. Always hangared. Current owner has had it for over 30 years very local to Placerville. Complete logs, no hail. Only damage was a wing repair after a taxi incident 25 years ago. These 56 182's are literally a Cessna 180 with a nosewheel. Everything is the same on the two planes other than the position of the gear and the lower cowling.
