Geico266
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A couple I know just found out they are going to be parents. They need a baby seat for a Cessna 150 or 152. Anyone out there have one or know of one for sale?
WTB: Baby Seat For A Cessna 150 or 152
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tonycondon
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they come up on ebay from time to time. i dont know anyone who has one.
steingar
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Trade the 150 in on a Cherokee, better yet. Might be able to fly the tyke past when he's two.
swingwing
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I can think of a better excuse to buy a new plane:wink2:
RogerT
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I don't think they'd trade it. It's a very nice 152.
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I did not know they had special babyseats for aircraft. We used to use the good old car seat.
Arbiter419
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Well, the last experience I've had with carseats and aircraft, I was in one. My dad used to just put the carseat in the cargo area.
bbchien
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...TERRIBLE idea....All you have to do is watch the CAMI videos of the destruction of such passengers during an impact.
TERRIBLE idea. Glad you survived.
TERRIBLE idea. Glad you survived.
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Since the 152 is a two seat aircraft Cessna had made a special car seat for infants that could be fitted into the cargo compartment.
tonycondon
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not just for infants scott. you could put up to 110 lbs in the back seat. Leah or Tristan could ride back there!
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Would she fit in that child seat of Cessna's? I thought it was basically an infant seat, I have never seen one. I take it you are saying that it can fit small children as well?
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Here's how Cessna marketed it in 1966. Amazing what you can do with a wide-angle lens and an airbrush.
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Here's how Cessna marketed it in 1966. Amazing what you can do with a wide-angle lens and an airbrush.
The whole fam and a suitcase!
Nice!
As long as you keep fuel load to about 4 gal, you'll be fine!
tonycondon
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airplanes (and people) were a lot lighter back then.
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Well, without struts or a left wing this particular 150 probably had a higher useful load ...
tonycondon
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in the aviation museum out at the AFB here, theyve got a few of those old mockups that Cessna used in their ads. I think the one I saw was the 206. pretty funny to look at.
jesse
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In the spray planes my dad always just put me on his lap and latched me down with him. It worked. Glad we didn't crash