What Cockpit? MK VI

[MReyn24050]

Not the Pucara, sorry.

[sycamore]

Then it has to be the Convair/G-D 48 Charger !!!

[mustpost]

Rockwell Bronco? (OV-10)

Uh-oh, done on last page sorry Too much of a rush

[aviate1138]

Looks like ballast under the rudder pedals? Some early Rutan device?

[MReyn24050]

Mel's Challenge

sycamore has it,sorry for the delay. It is the Convair model 48 "Charger".

Mel

[sycamore]

Please play on...ain`t got nuffink!
I knew there was a run-off comp. and the ov-10 won,but couldn`t find details of the competitors...still, google is your friend!

[stevef]

OK, I'll jump in again!

[Cubs2jets]

Northrup P-61 "Black Widow"?

C2j

[stevef]

That went even quicker than my last challenge! Over to you, C2j.

[Cubs2jets]

Extra credit for identifying the specific mark of this one. The differences are clearly visible in the instrument arrangements.

C2j

[evansb]

Cessna Citation VII?

[Cubs2jets]

Evansb is correct. For your extra credit, I will ask the administrators to insert a gold star by your name on the left!

C2j

[evansb]

Thanks C2j. Here is the next cockpit, this one not quite so automated.

[Cubs2jets]

Is the aircraft from the US? (I'd think so as all the instruments are. )

Is the airplane an "experimental" i.e. amature built or manufacturer series production?

C2j

[evansb]

It was factory built in the U.S.A. Approximately 100 were built, about a dozen are on the FAA registry.

[Cubs2jets]

Fairchild 22?

C2j

[evansb]

Sorry, not built by Fairchild.

[MReyn24050]

evansb's challenge

The panel layout looks similar to that on the Travel Air 12W except that the panel on this aircraft is metal not wood.
Mel

[Cubs2jets]

How about a Bird BK?

C2j

[evansb]

Sorry gents, 'tis not a Bird, nor a Travel Air.