Hello, I am cleaning out my late husband's barn and came across this old aircraft instrument panel. There is also a Bulova Watch Co B-11 altimeter that was in the same box which appears to be from WWII. Many years ago, I remember that he helped to restore a crashed airplane which he called 'dacron covered' but I don't remember any details about it. The plane is gone (I think he sold it about 20 years ago). Could this be from that plane? I wonder if there is much value in this and where I can sell it? Thank you for any help you can offer.
Help to Identify Instrument Panel
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manta22
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That "N" number may be traceable.
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Could be this
If this is the airframe then the registration was cancelled in 2012, it may be the instruments were removed then remounted as a display piece.
Aerial Visuals - Airframe Dossier - Curtiss JN-4C Jenny, c/r N39193
This Aerial Visuals page provides airframe history details of a specific airframe from the airframe database.
www.aerialvisuals.ca
If this is the airframe then the registration was cancelled in 2012, it may be the instruments were removed then remounted as a display piece.
Two aircraft were registered as N39193. a Curtiss Jenny JN4C biplane cancelled in 2012 and Taylorcraft BC12-D monpplane cancelled in 1981. My money is on the Taylorcraft as the panel on the JN4C was very very basic.
The panel could have been a lashup until a suitable panel was found. Both would have been recovered in dacron on restoration hence the name.
The panel could have been a lashup until a suitable panel was found. Both would have been recovered in dacron on restoration hence the name.
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