1964 Cessna 150D

Texas Tailwheel and MOGAS STC

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Make
Cessna
Model
150D
Year
1964
Seller
WilcoAviation
Location
Henstridge, England, United Kingdom
Condition
Pre-owned
Seller type
Broker
Total Time
5583 h
Engine Time
331 h
Undercarriage
Tricycle
Seats
2
Flight Rules
VFR Day
Serial Number
150-60153
Registration
G-AWAX

Highlights

  • We are thrilled to have just exclusively listed this beautiful Cessna 150D with a Texas Tailwheel and MOGAS STC. G-AWAX is powered by a low time Continental O-200-A engine in both calendar and hour time.

Exterior

  • Exterior - 9/10
  • Exterior: White, navy blue and sky blue
  • NAV lights
  • Taxi light
  • Landing light

Interior

  • Interior - 8/10
  • Interior: Cream leather with grey piping

Maintenance

  • Maintained by a CAMO
  • LAST ANNUAL: August 2022
  • LAST ARC: August 2022
Airworthiness Until
08/26/2023

Specifications

Seat Configuration
1+1
Gross Weight
726 Kg
Empty Weight
440 Kg
Useful Load
286 Kg
Cruise Speed
85 Kt
Fuel Burn
20 l/h
Fuel Capacity
98 l

Engine

Manufacturer, Model
Continental, O-200-A
  • (+/- 5hrs)
Power
100
Fuel Type
Avgas 100LL
TTSN
331
OHD
02/21/2015
Propeller
McCauley, 1A100/MCM
  • (+/- 5hrs)
Type
Fixed Pitch
Blades
2
TTSN
17

Avionics

COM
Trig, TY91
XPNDR
Trig, TT31
NAV/COM
Garmin, SL30
Standard instruments
  • Direction Indicator (DI)
  • Vertical Speed Indicator (VSI)
  • Air Speed Indicator (ASI)
  • Altitude Indicator (AI)
  • Artificial Horizon

Modifications and performance equipment

STCs
  • Tailwheel STC
STCs
  • MoGas STC

Additional Remarks

  • The aircraft is currently located at our facility in the South West of England, Henstridge Airfield. Over the last year or so the aircraft has been operated by a professional training organisation and maintained by a CAMO.
  • Alpha Xray benefits from having not only a low hour in calendar time engine but also the Texas Tailwheel STC and more importantly can be run on MoGas reducing the cost further for operation. A perfect tailwheel aircraft for short field fun with its 40º flaps, flight training schools or hire and reward as well as the private owner operator.
  • The 1964 "D" model of the Cessna brought the first dramatic change to the 150 – the introduction of a rear window under the marketing name Omni-Vision which many people found the new cabin more "airy" and pleasant, due to the increased light. The rear window changed the look of the 150 and cost 3 mph (5 km/h) in cruise speed. It also resulted in a larger baggage compartment and a greater structural weight allowance for baggage from 80 to 120 lb (36 to 54 kg). The unswept tailfin from previous years was retained for another two years. Elevator and rudder mass balances were increased to reduce flutter potential caused by the less aerodynamic rear fuselage. The gross weight of the aircraft was also increased in 1964 to 1,600 lb (730 kg), where it would stay until the advent of the Cessna 152. 804 150Ds were built but you will see few with the Texas Tailwheel conversion.
  • PRICE: £42,500.00 GBP (No VAT)
  • https://wilcoaviation.co.uk/cessna-150d-texas.../...
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