What Cockpit?

[sycamore]

Should go to Specs.......! touche...

[Self loading bear]

American mono plane not military and of somewhat later date.
I think the altitude gauge is quite overrated.

[dook]

Is it in a museum ?

Early Northrop ?

[dook]

Ford Flivver.

[Self loading bear]

Exaccery. Ford Flivver
dook in the cockpit

[dook]

Thank you Bear.

[India Four Two]

American instruments. A lot of extra knobs and dials where legs should go!

An American trainer, equipped for test flying?

[Self loading bear]

Not much more as a chipmunk but slightly newer Ab-initio military trainer
in tandem?

is that a sliding fuel tray or a like?

[dook]

American yes.

Trainer no.

[sycamore]

Can`t make up my mind about this; looks in part like a `40s fighter/trainer,factory built,but the main panel looks like a `homebuilt` affair,probably American...also there is a significant mark on the ASI at 140 kts,but no other for Vmax,,and if it is single pointer,still seems limiting.There is a mark at 36" on the boost,which suggests it is powered in 450-600 hp range (+3lbs in old money)... So ,tandem/single,biplane or mono.....?

[dook]

Single, monoplane, 600hp.

[sycamore]

GeeBee or Hughes H-1...?

[dook]

Sorry - neither.

[sycamore]

Is it unique,ie type of work,record,one off only, in a museum,,..?

[dook]

Not unique or a one-off.

A total of 151 were built but only two survive and three reproductions are on exhibit.

A fighter......

[dook]

There is one displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force.

[SincoTC]

Hi dook,

just got in and got a few hours to kill, I thought this would have been nabbed by now with those clues!

Gotta be a Boeing P-26 Peashooter innit?

[dook]

I wondered when you would pitch up.

I thought there were enough clues as well - I was about to add the engine.

Boeing Peashooter innit.

All yours.

[SincoTC]

Thanks dook, been pretty busy, so is prepared in a hurry and prolly won't last long

[dook]

….and into Photoshop it goes.

I see what looks like Cyrillic on the two labels, no letters on the T&S indicator, and a strange instrument to the right of it. Buttons on the stick.

This wouldn't be a Russian fighter would it ?