This comprehensive manual collection provides a wealth of information for Cessna 150 Aerobat owners and pilots, covering models produced from 1969 to 1977. The collection includes the essential parts manual for the C-150, encompassing the years 1969 through 1976. You'll also find a detailed service manual for the C-150, covering the period from 1970 to 1977. To ensure a thorough understanding of your aircraft, the collection includes the 1974 150 Aerobat owner's manual, which provides valuable insights into the aircraft's operation and maintenance. Further enhancing this collection are service publications, comprising Service Letters (SL), Service Bulletins (SB), Airworthiness Directives (AD), and other relevant documents. Completing this comprehensive resource is a Continental 0-200 Overhaul manual, providing detailed guidance on the maintenance and overhaul of the aircraft's engine. This collection serves as a valuable reference tool for owners and pilots, offering detailed information on parts, service procedures, operation, and maintenance for the Cessna 150 Aerobat.

The Cessna 150 Aerobat is a single-engine, two-seat light aircraft that was produced by Cessna Aircraft Company from 1974 to 1977. A derivative of the popular Cessna 150, the Aerobat model was specifically designed for aerobatics and sport flying. It featured a number of modifications aimed at enhancing its maneuverability and strength, making it a capable and exciting aircraft for experienced pilots. These modifications included a strengthened airframe with a larger vertical stabilizer, a redesigned wing with increased wingspan and dihedral, and a more powerful engine. Furthermore, the Aerobat was equipped with a higher stall speed, allowing for more aggressive maneuvers, and a wider range of control inputs for enhanced responsiveness.

While the Aerobat was conceived for acrobatic performance, its versatility also allowed for recreational flying and training purposes. This aircraft attracted pilots seeking a thrilling and challenging experience in the sky, while also providing a robust platform for practicing fundamental flight skills. Despite its limited production run, the Cessna 150 Aerobat left a lasting impact on the sport aviation community. Its unique design and capabilities cemented its place as a sought-after aircraft for aerobatic enthusiasts, contributing to the legacy of high-performance flight within the Cessna model line. The Aerobat's reputation for being a strong and reliable aircraft, coupled with its exciting performance characteristics, continues to attract both pilots and aviation historians to this day.