Airframe Components Restoring a Cessna 150 Pt 1

Roy Williams from Airframe Components tells the story of a Cessna 150 that is being restored because of the memories of a father and son.
Customer Phil Allison purchased the Cessna 150 that his father first owned, and that Phil learned to fly in. Now he's restoring it to its original condition, with help from Airframe Components.
Watch this series and find out more.
Airframe Components
Wing & Control Surface Repair
www.airframecomponents.com
260-347-0807
Kendallville, Indiana U.S.A.

[@pilotrserra]

Great story...we all love a good airplane story.

[@Reuben-]

What a great story. I'm looking forward to seeing how this project turns out. Thank you for starting this restoration.

[@chriscusick6890]

Don't hold your breath.

[@georgecarver8564]

Great to see such care being taken in this restoration.

[@JorgeCanovas]

Great story, man. Good to hear about young men having so much opportunity and trust back in the day.. Getting your license at 15/16, wow! #LongLiveAmerica

[@hugonora2083]

Thanks for the tips!

[@H60ace]

I love this story! I’m flying a ‘61 Comanche 250 that my Grandpa and Great Uncle bought in ‘63. I’d love to pay her the TLC that you are paying your gem of a 150. I got my FW ticket in a 172 (I’ve been flying Army helicopters for 15 years), but I LEARNED to fly airplanes in that beaut of a Piper. If you have testosterone flowing through your veins, and don’t love a beautiful aero plane, you ought to go see a physician! Someday, I’m going to frame-up-restore that Comanche.

[@chriscusick6890]

If finished, this aircraft will be around for another 60 years.