What Cockpit? MK V
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This single engine 4 place aircraft was named after it's designer and constructor, who was an aeronautical engineer in southern California. Unfortunately less than a dozen were built. A number still exists some of which are in flying condition.
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As the incivil beast says:-
The Harlow PJC-2 is a 4-place metal monoplane from the late 30s. It is named after Max Harlow, who was an aeronautical engineer in southern California from the late 20s to the mid 40s, and after Pasadena Junior College (PJC). At the time the airplane was designed, Max Harlow was working as an instructor at the college, and the PJC-2 was the second design done as a class project. The design looked good enough that Harlow went into business actually building the aircraft at Alhambra Airport in LA in 1940.
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Looks like a twin engined aircraft to me. I was going to suggest that it was a Westland Whirlwind but we have that twice and although the control column and main flying instruments are similar the throttles levers are different. The Welkin perhaps?