This comprehensive Cessna 180 and 185 Parts Manual, designated P699-12, covers aircraft manufactured between 1974 and 1985. The manual provides detailed information on all parts and components for these aircraft models. This meticulously compiled resource offers a wealth of technical data, enabling users to easily identify and locate specific parts, understand their functions, and ensure proper maintenance and repair procedures are followed. The manual includes detailed illustrations and specifications for each component, facilitating accurate identification and ordering. With its extensive coverage and clear presentation, this parts manual is an indispensable tool for mechanics, pilots, and aircraft owners seeking to maintain their Cessna 180 or 185 in optimal condition.

The Cessna 180 and 185 are single-engine, high-wing, fixed-tricycle-gear aircraft manufactured by Cessna Aircraft Company. They represent a venerable line of aircraft that has seen extensive use in various roles, including general aviation, bush flying, cargo hauling, and even military applications. The 180 was introduced in 1953 and quickly gained popularity due to its robust construction, versatility, and the reliable Continental IO-470 engine powering it. The 185, which debuted in 1961, offered an improved design with increased payload capacity and a more powerful engine, further solidifying its reputation as a workhorse aircraft. Throughout their production runs, both models underwent several updates and modifications, resulting in various sub-variants with differing performance characteristics and features. The Cessna 180 and 185 are renowned for their ruggedness and ability to operate in challenging environments. The high-wing design provides excellent visibility for the pilot, while the fixed landing gear allows for operation from unpaved airstrips. The spacious cabin can accommodate up to six passengers, making them suitable for both personal and commercial use. The Cessna 180/185 series has proven to be exceptionally reliable and durable, with many examples still in service today. Although production ceased in 1985, these aircraft remain highly sought-after by pilots and operators who appreciate their versatility, ruggedness, and dependability. The widespread use and enduring popularity of the Cessna 180 and 185 have cemented their place in aviation history as iconic workhorses of general aviation.