1972 Cessna 150Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1972 Cessna 150 presents a versatile amphibious configuration with 5,227 total airframe hours and an 827 SMOH Lycoming O-320 engine producing 150 horsepower through a 150 HP conversion (STC SA750CE). The aircraft comes equipped with EDO 1650 floats (serials 141/142) in very good condition, along with a tricycle wheel gear setup and an extra propeller for wheeled operations. Recent upgrades include a fresh 2020 paint job in white with red and gold pinstriping, complemented by a very clean interior. The panel features a VAL COM 760 radio, Garmin GTX 320 transponder, Garmin GPA 396 on Gizmo display, and an Electronics International engine analyzer, along with a 406 ELT.

Performance enhancements include a Horton STOL kit and long-range fuel tanks providing 26 gallons standard plus 15 gallons auxiliary capacity, with the engine showing excellent compression readings (78/77/75/78). The floatplane maintains complete logs since new and has operated exclusively in fresh water, making it particularly suitable for float training operations. The package includes two propellers and push-to-talk functionality, offering flexibility for both amphibious and wheeled configurations.