1969 Cessna 182N

Casey Thompson / +480.381.4777 / Casey@sunsetaviation.net

This 1969 Cessna 182N, with registration N92299, is a well-maintained, solid workhorse based in Chandler, AZ (KCHD). It’s powered by a Continental O-470 R engine, with 2,244 hours since major overhaul, and equipped with a McCauley two-blade propeller. The airframe has 12,633 total hours, and the logs are complete, giving you a clear history of its performance and upkeep. Avionics include dual TKM MX170B radios, two MX60 VOR heads, and a portable Garmin GPS, along with ADS-B compliance via a Uavionix tail beacon, making it well-suited for VFR operations. The interior offers seating for four, and its next annual is scheduled for May 2024, ensuring it’s ready to fly for the foreseeable future. This aircraft is airworthy and ideal for someone looking for reliability and straightforward performance from a classic high-wing Cessna.

This Cessna 182N is powered by a Continental O-470 R engine, delivering reliable performance with 230 horsepower. The engine has 2,244 hours since major overhaul (SMOH), giving it solid time remaining before the recommended overhaul at 1,500 hours. This engine model is well-known for its durability and steady power output, making it a trusted choice for a range of operations. Regular maintenance and care have kept it in excellent condition, ready for dependable flight.

The avionics suite on this Cessna 182N is straightforward and functional, ideal for VFR operations. It features dual TKM MX170B radios for reliable communication, paired with two MX60 VOR heads for navigation. A portable Garmin GPS provides added situational awareness and ease of use for cross-country flying. Additionally, the aircraft is equipped with ADS-B out via a Uavionix TailBeacon, ensuring compliance with modern airspace requirements and enhancing overall safety.

The interior of this Cessna 182N comfortably seats four passengers, providing a practical and functional cabin layout for both leisure flights and cross-country trips. The seats are well-maintained, offering a clean and comfortable space. Though not luxurious, the cabin design ensures ample visibility and comfort, characteristic of the high-wing Cessna experience. The interior is in good condition, reflecting the aircraft’s history of care and regular use.

The exterior of this 1969 Cessna 182N presents the classic high-wing Cessna design, which offers excellent in-flight visibility and stable handling characteristics. The airframe is in good condition, with no significant cosmetic or structural concerns noted. The aircraft is equipped with wheel pants for added aerodynamic efficiency and a sleek profile. Its overall appearance is clean and well-maintained, suitable for both personal and instructional use.

This Cessna 182N comes equipped with several additional features that enhance its utility and performance. The aircraft includes a Uavionix TailBeacon for ADS-B compliance, ensuring readiness for modern airspace. It also features a portable Garmin GPS, providing easy navigation on long flights. With complete logbooks available, the aircraft’s maintenance history is fully documented, adding to its value and reliability. These features make the aircraft a solid choice for both experienced pilots and those looking for a dependable, ready-to-fly option.