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Uncovering things at inspection time is a GOOD thing, be grateful!

leloelela

The real fear is NOT uncovering something thar needed to be repaired.

cutubeish

Paying 911 is better than calling 911.

fhhfgj

My grandfather bought a brand new Cessna 172 Skyhawk in 1960 and flew it until he couldn't pass the flight physical. Over 30 years. He kept it in service even though he couldn't fly it. When he passed, my mother inherited it. I begged her not to sell it, so she kept it. Before I even got my PPL I was wrenching on it (minor work only) and keeping it in top shape. I would start the engine and let it get to temp once a week. The archive box that has all the paper work is packed solid. Every AWD that has come out since 1960, every annual, every 5 year, every upgrade...it's fascinating to just go thru it all. One thing we kept original was the real wood panel on the dash, doors and overhead. Old growth teak. It's beautiful

smacman

She is a beauty! Nice little airplane. $900 for the owner assisted annual is still on the up side considering the type of the airframe. But it all depends on the region where you are at.

DSeptarov

Just looked that registration up. That plane is 55 years old! But she looks brand new!

liamb

That's one of the most beautiful Cessna I've ever seen

CessBee

Back in the early 80s, I took a flight on a small 1958 Piper Cub owned an old 80 something year-old pilot, areal photographer friend, who asked me one day to assist him. He had more energy than most 20 year olds that were my age at the time.
Upon arriving at the plane, he instructed me to open up the engine cowling on one side as he opened up the other side, then said to me, and I’ll always remember his line, “Aaaaah, Make sure Everything is connected to Something.”
We went up and took the pictures. It was a really cool experience.

AC-zxhd

For decades I've been assisting with my annual inspections. Not only do you save yourself some money, you get to know your aircraft. Your the one that flies it, Why shouldn't you know it well. Fly Safe!

elosogonzalez

Owner assisted is the way to go! If you have the time, you get to learn a lot and save money while you do it!

dallasC

When i did my discovery flight a few years back the cfi explained the basics of an annual and ended it with "at the end of the day, they can be pricey, but it's better to catch an issue before the issue catches you"

drteletubby

That might be my favorite looking 150.

wellcowboydan

That’s inspiring for someone looking at purchasing a plane. Thanks.

kelck

Very nice 150.
I owned a 1977 150M for about 14 years and loved it, but i ended up selling it and moved up to a 1980 172N. Its nice but sometimes I do miss my 150..

daubie