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(not my plane, just re-posting an ad from Barnstormers.com)

CESSNA 150/150 • $35,000 • FOR SALE BY OWNER • 1967 Cessna 150G 150 HP conversion , this aircraft has all LED nav lights, taxi and land light , self contained whelen tail strobe, 4 point harness, patroller doors, , madras droop tips, micro vg's on wings and on vertical stabilizer, new plastic on top of vertical stabilizer and rudder, also new on horizontal stabilizer and elevator plastics. Mid America STOL kit.like new main gear tires. .TACH TIME IS 979.63. HOBBS IS 1382 .TTAF 2970, SMOH 979.3 , This unit isn’t equipped with long range tanks ,will entertain partial trades titan,rans,thundergull.in flying condition maybe kitfox • Contact Jason Roshau - WILDWEST, Owner - located Killdeer, ND United States • Telephone: 701-590-4427 • Posted July 27, 2019

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Wow! Now I'm dreaming. Wouldn't it be nice to have a plane that climbs in the summer?

I love those patroller doors.

What a plane.

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Geoff...I am about 50 miles from it. Can give it a look see if you wish. Robert


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Robert, I'd love it! I don't want to put you out, but it is interesting to me.

It'd be great to find out what a knowledgeable person thinks of it.

Geoff

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Not a problem Geoff... I know just enough where I want to put my finger and make it cough!


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Originally Posted by Robert Omlid
Not a problem Geoff... I know just enough where I want to put my finger and make it cough!




You just made Cindy and me laugh.......that was a good one. grin







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Uh, Robert...you're not supposed to make it cough with your finger. You're supposed to pull off the wheel pants, place your finger right behind the axle nut, then tell it to turn its rudder and cough. grin


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Dr. Geoff,

Don't do it. Step away from the 150/150. For, I'm afraid that once you get a taste of a 1300 fpm climb rate, being able to pick any altitude between the ground and 14,500 feet, and putting up with a plane that won't do anything you ask it to do, you'll never feel comfortable in a 100hp Cessna 150 again.

You'll start bidding on the oxygen systems that come available on Barnstormers, or at the annual Cessna 150-152 Fly-in. grin

Can't wait to see how this works out.

Need some gloves, Robert? wink wink


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Originally Posted by Gary Shreve
Uh, Robert...you're not supposed to make it cough with your finger. You're supposed to pull off the wheel pants, place your finger right behind the axle nut, then tell it to turn its rudder and cough. grin


Robert's post is funny. Gary's post is even funnier. True words from an EMT grin


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I sent a message off to the seller. We'll see how he responds. I asked for more pictures.

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