What Cockpit?
What about a DC6B?
B1,
Could be. It's been 50 years since I flew the -6B and didn't fly the DC-7. My recollection of details just might be a little fuzzy by now. But the fwd end of the overhead isn't what I think I remember it looking like. I'm always prepared to be wrong...and try to stay good at it with steady practice. Maybe Spooky2 will come along and offer his opinion .
Could be. It's been 50 years since I flew the -6B and didn't fly the DC-7. My recollection of details just might be a little fuzzy by now. But the fwd end of the overhead isn't what I think I remember it looking like. I'm always prepared to be wrong...and try to stay good at it with steady practice. Maybe Spooky2 will come along and offer his opinion .
European? Whoever built it obviously had shares in the wire business.............
I also think this is a DH-60G Gipsy Moth Coupe.
These have also been built without the exhaust pipe along the side.
I did only determine the type after I posted the challenge.
The photos is tagged Stag Lane January 1929
Yesterday i found this picture
I think Jelle can take the lead?
These have also been built without the exhaust pipe along the side.
I did only determine the type after I posted the challenge.
The photos is tagged Stag Lane January 1929
Yesterday i found this picture
I think Jelle can take the lead?
Lets try this....
Smaller people in those far off days Bear - and not everyone is built to Dutch standards!
Regretfully I can only find a single picture of the cockpit - which isn't surprising given the history - it's pre WW2 of course
Correct - the General Aircraft ST-18 Croydon - I never got to post the cockpit in the What plane thread and it was pity to see it go to waste
Sycamore has called OH
Sycamore has called OH
Have we gone through all cockpits already?
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This one to prevent the thread to drift to the second forum page.
If you might find the answer shortly but tend to declare open house,
please wait 24hrs before replying. This in order not to spoil the search for others around the globe.