1963-1969 Cessna 150 Illustrated Parts Catalog

Cessna 150 Illustrated Parts Catalog

• Covers 1963–1969 Cessna 150 and F150 models, including Standard, Trainer, and Inter-City Commuter variants with specific support for French-manufactured units and floatplane configurations
• Official Cessna publication P438-12, released 15 January 1970
• Contains 484 pages of detailed exploded-view diagrams, part number indexes, and group assembly breakdown lists
• Accessible from your device as soon as the order is placed
• OCR text layer lets you jump to a part number or serial range by keyword
• This 1970 publication supersedes all prior editions for the 1963 through 1969 Model 150 aircraft series

Component and Assembly Documentation

The Cessna 150 parts catalog serves as a comprehensive visual index for identifying replaceable aircraft components. It organizes the airframe into logical sections, focusing on the wing structure, empennage, and internal fuel systems. Each section provides exploded-view diagrams where parts are keyed to descriptive listings, highlighting the relationship between major assemblies and detail components. The documentation employs specific identification codes for US and French-manufactured aircraft, ensuring precise application based on serial number ranges.

Specification and Paint Reference Highlights

Technical data is provided for interior and exterior finish identification. The catalog details specific color coding for exterior paint schemes—distinguishing between lacquer and acrylic applications—and interior upholstery materials. It provides serial-number-dependent tables for determining specific dash numbers required for painted parts. Detailed lists for specialized bulk items, such as flexible air hose, seals, and electrical connectors, are provided with cut-length or material-type specifications. Always consult a certified technician before performing service on this equipment.

An official 484-page Cessna OEM illustrated parts catalog covering the 1963–1969 Cessna 150 and F150 series, documenting structural, wing, empennage, and fuel system parts identification for the US and French production runs.