These are paper printouts of the electronic PDFs usually found floating around on the interwebs (which come from McCurtain CDs). The first is the "100-Series Service Manual, 1963 - 1968". This maintenance manual covers all 100-Series Cessnas of that time (150, 172, 180, 182, 185). The second is the "Cessna 150 Illustrated Parts Catalog, 1959-1969". This covers just the Cessna 150 from the very first up through serial number 15071128 (150 through 150J). Both manuals are over 400 pages each. They're a bit shopworn but otherwise quite usable.
Barney, Kirk's manuals don't apply to your make and model... There are no pyrotechnic options depicted in his manuals.
I believe they do. In addition to my '59 I also have a '65 based in Texas and just for something different, a 1946 ERCO. I'm going to let Poobs us it for spin training.
I believe a parachute flare system was an option..
