Cessna 150/152:

After all these years, Cessna's familiar two-place trainers are still affordable to fly. But buyers pay a hefty price premium in the current market.

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That's Mark Buchner's 1973 Cessna 150L wearing a clean and modern paint scheme. The current Aircraft Bluebook suggests an average retail price of $31,500 - an upward trend of nearly $10,000
Consider that in the early part of 2016, a 1979 Cessna 152 II had a typical retail price of $24,000, according to Aircraft Bluebook. At press time (January 2022) the same airplane is shown at $40,000, and there’s no sign of a downward price trend. Moreover, well cared for 150s and 152s with good engines, […]
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