1972 Cessna 150Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 1972 Cessna 150 (C-FBQQ) presents as a versatile trainer with notable upgrades, particularly suited for float operations. The airframe shows 5,227 total hours with an 827 SMOH Lycoming O-320 engine conversion (150 HP STC SA750CE), delivering strong compression readings between 75-78 across all cylinders. The aircraft features a Horton STOL kit and comes equipped with EDO 1650 floats (serials 141/142) in very good condition, along with tricycle wheel gear for configuration flexibility. Avionics include a VAL COM 760 radio, Garmin GTX 320 transponder, Garmin GPA 396 on Gizmo display, and an Electronics International engine analyzer, complemented by a 406 ELT for safety.

Recent updates include fresh paint from 2020 and long-range fuel tanks (26 gal main + 15 gal auxiliary). The package includes an extra propeller for wheel operations and maintains complete logs since new. With its float-capable configuration, robust 150 HP conversion, and training-oriented setup, this Cessna 150 offers a practical platform for float instruction or recreational flying in both wheel and float configurations.