A very rare opportunity to buy a real aircraft part from the legacy classic fleet of the Boeing 727. This panel is located on the flight engineers panel of the Boeing 727 cockpit and is available to purchase as a piece of real aviation history. The panel is in very good condition, and includes all dzus fasteners, all gauge clamps, panel light plate, aviation grade switch, 4 knobs and potentiometers. Panel also includes the mounting chassis, and Canon plug connector.

Boeing 727 parts are becoming highly collectible and hard to find, therefore if you are interested do not delay, as we are unlikely to obtain further stocks. The panel would also be suitable for other aircraft simulator projects within the boeing fleet, as the colouring and functionality is similar to later variants.

Another rare opportunity to buy a real aircraft part. This panel is the fire control module for the Aircraft's Auxilliary Power Unit (APU) and is located on the right of the flight engineers panel of the Boeing 727 cockpit and is available to purchase as a piece of real aviation history. The APU fire panel would also be a suitable addition to any other boeing, airbus, or military flight simulator. The panel is in fair condition, and includes all dzus fasteners, all gauge clamps and a correct original Amps guage, panel text markings, and indicator lights (not tested). Panel also includes the mounting chassis, and Canon plug connectors which are in good order.

Boeing 727 parts are becoming highly collectible and hard to find, therefore if you are interested do not delay, as we are unlikely to obtain further stocks.

Another rare opportunity to buy a real aircraft part. This panel is the bleed air control panel for the aircraft's engines. The panel is located on the right of the flight engineers panel of the Boeing 727 cockpit and is available to purchase as a piece of real aviation history. The bleed air panel would also be a suitable addition to similar flight simulators as a panel filler. The unit is in good used condition, and includes all dzus fasteners, all gauge clamps, lightplate, 6 annunciators, indicator light, 7 aircraft grade switches and a rotary switch. The panel has not been tested and you would need to source the relevant gauges separately. Panel also includes the mounting chassis, and Canon plug connectors which are in good order on the back of the unit.

Boeing 727 parts are becoming highly collectible and hard to find, therefore if you are interested do not delay, as we are unlikely to obtain further stocks. Why not look at our other B727 flight engineers panel pieces.

This panel is the MIC control panel, and engineers map light brightness control system. The panel is common to a variety of Boeing aircraft types, however was removed from the flight engineers panel of the Boeing 727 cockpit and is available to purchase as a piece of real aviation history. The APU fire panel would also be a suitable addition to any other boeing, airbus, or military flight simulator. The panel is in poor condition, and requires some restoration. The panel includes 3 dzus fasteners, and the light plate. On the rear the Canon plug connectors are in good order.

Boeing 727 parts are becoming highly collectible and hard to find, therefore if you are interested do not delay, as we are unlikely to obtain further stocks.

A very rare opportunity to buy a real aircraft part from the legacy classic fleet of the Boeing 727. This panel is located on the flight engineers panel of the Boeing 727 cockpit and is available to purchase as a piece of real aviation history. The panel is in very good condition, and includes all dzus fasteners, all gauge clamps, panel light plate, and indicator lights. Panel also includes the mounting chassis, and Canon plug connector.

Boeing 727 parts are becoming highly collectible and hard to find, therefore if you are interested do not delay, as we are unlikely to obtain further stocks.

This is a panel as removed from an early Boeing 727. The oxygen regulator panel controlled the flow and availability of emergency oxygen to the flight crew, and panels were present for both flight crew in addition to the flight engineer.

The panel is grey in colour and in reasonably overall condition, and would benefit from some restoration. The panel retains some regulator equipment on the rear, but of course is no longer certified for any real world or functional use. There are two wires which we expect control panel backlighting though this has not been tested.

An ideal addition to your flight simulator.

This is a panel as removed from an early Boeing 727. The pitot static heat controls heating to the probes which ensured correct operation prevening ice build up. The panel is found on the overhead panel of the Boeing 727 aircraft, but never versions of the Boeing fleet also have similar functions, and this panel would therefore suit a variety of the Boeing simulator projects. It could also be repurposed into other cockpit/simulator uses.

The panel is grey in colour and in very good overall condition. The panel includes the metal mount panel, chassis and engraved lightplate. Dzus fasteners, 2 aviation grade switches, 2 indicator lights, rotary selector with knob, and 2 AC amps gauges. The sticker on the unit states it was last overhauled in 1995.

An ideal addition to your flight simulator project.

This is a panel as removed from an early Boeing 727. The wing and engine inlet controls control the supplies on the aircraft. The panel is found on the overhead panel of the Boeing 727 aircraft, but never versions of the Boeing fleet also have similar functions, and this panel would therefore suit a variety of the Boeing simulator projects. It could also be repurposed into other cockpit/simulator uses.

The panel is grey in colour and in very good overall condition. The panel includes the metal mount panel, chassis and engraved lightplate. Dzus fasteners, 5 aviation grade switches, rotary selector switch and knob, and 5 indicator lights.

An ideal addition to your flight simulator project. These types of Boeing Classic panel are becoming very rare and therefore if you wish to have a real piece of aviation history in your project, or are restoring or building a 727/737 cockpit, this panel and similar also currently in our shop are a must. We are unlikely to get more stock of this type of panel as the aircraft have almost all been retired.

As found on the outside of the cockpit, this device measures the angle of attack from the airflow passing over the vane.

Feeding information to the cockpit via instrumentation such as the artificial horizon etc.

A rare unit in good condition. The sensor moves freely, however this is sold for static display only, not for real world use.

As removed from Boeing 737 overhead panel. Made by Kollsman.

The unit is grey in colour and in good condition. The gauge had not been tested but would be an ideal display piece or panel filler for your simulator.