1966 CESSNA 150G


  • For Sale
  • 1966
  • CESSNA 150G
  • N2920J
  • 15065720
  • Powell Butte , OR USA

37500 $37,500 USD
Reduced Price

Steven Smith

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  • For Sale
  • 1966
  • CESSNA 150G
  • N2920J
  • 15065720
  • Powell Butte , OR USA

Steven Smith

206-790-9872

General Specs (cont.)

2368

1120 SMOH

1120 SMOH

525 lb

Used

2008

2008

BTH

2

Additional Classifications

Detailed Description

***Price Reduced***
1966 Cessna 150, a proven, reliable platform perfect for time-building, training, or easy weekend flying. This aircraft combines classic simplicity with practical avionics upgrades, making it both approachable and capable.

This is an honest airplane that flies well and does exactly what a C150 should: economical, stable, and dependable.

Located at S39, Prineville, Oregon

Highlights:
• Modern Garmin G5 attitude indicator
• IFR-capable GPS
• ADS-B Out compliant
• Solid compressions and mid-time engine
• Simple, cost-effective ownership
• Great trainer or personal flyer



Avionics & Equipment:
• Garmin G5 (newly installed)
• KLN 90 GPS (IFR certified)
• Dual NAV/COMs: KX 170B and MAC 1700
• GTX 327 Transponder with ADS-B Out
• Four-point harnesses (recently installed)


Interior & Features:
• Two-seat configuration
• Red leather seats
• Pull starter for classic operation

Airframe & Engine Info (at last annual):
• TTAF: 2,368.4 hours
• Tach: 765.6
• Engine: Continental O-200A
• TTSOH: 856.7 hours

Compression Readings:
• 70/80, 73/80, 73/80, 77/80

Maintenance
 Annual Inspection: Completed on April 21, 2026
• Engine and propeller serviced and inspected in accordance with FAA-approved procedures
• New ignition harness
• new magnetos (500HR inspection completed on April 2026)
• All applicable ADs complied with (airframe, engine, and propeller)
• Aircraft serviced and inspected per 100-hour and annual requirements
The original logbooks were lost by the original owner, but log books are available from July 1, 2007, when the aircraft had 1,608 hours TTAF. 

Final Notes:
This aircraft is a straightforward, no-nonsense flyer with just the right upgrades to keep things modern without losing the charm of classic aviation. It's ready to keep building hours and stories for its next owner.