Airframe Components Restoring a Cessna 150 Pt 3

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.

[@nuil501]

Amazing Work !! Super refined sheet metal work. Congrats, Roy. Thanks for sharing, oscar;

[@ralphmalone8337]

Please finish your restoration sequences ! Id love to see how this plane finished out. Insofar as I can tell this is the last video on this 150 project?

[@unclejack123]

Good series ............. enjoyed watching ......................... JRW

[@Kevin_747]

I put my '55 C180 in a pro shop in the late '90's and wow, $$$$. Took me a long time to recover the money it cost to fix corrosion issues. Hope its worth it for the owner.

[@cblackmail]

Need part 4!

[@tyroneclarke1666]

Hello Sir. Have you done any more videos on Phil Allison’s Cessna 150. Hope he’s ok. Regards from Perth WA🦘🇦🇺

[@NelsonYingling]

DO YOU HAVE A VIDEO OF PUTTING THE WINGS ON A CESSNA 150

[@michaelhiggins7365]

Yes, is there a Part 4 coming ?

[@gary24752]

How do you install new skins and match up the existing rivet holes in the frame of the wing?

[@Reuben-]

How did this project turn out?

[@maxbray9124]

I know he has sentimental feelings but, a 150 ain’t much of an airplane, just better than nothing

[@Mr.NiceGuy420]

Message me if you read this Phil Allison.

[@Mr.NiceGuy420]

My tail number is 7926E! wow!

[@Mike-01234]

Spend 150k on Cessna 150 :)