Fuel flow / fuel used gauge as found in many commercial aircraft cockpits.

This gauge is in very good condition and has been removed from retired aircraft.

The item was produced in the United States and has since been serviced in England. The gauge has not been tested, however the Canon plug on the rear appears to be in good order.

This item would be an ideal addition to a flight simulator or cockpit project for a variety of aircraft types, and will bring an element of realism to your project.

Fuel flow / fuel used gauge as found in many commercial aircraft cockpits.

This gauge is in very good condition and has been removed from retired aircraft.

The item was produced in the United States and has since been serviced in England. The gauge has not been tested, however the Canon plug on the rear appears to be in good order.

This item would be an ideal addition to a flight simulator or cockpit project for a variety of aircraft types, and will bring an element of realism to your project.

Real aircraft indicator/annunciator 'OIL PRESS ENG 2' produced by Jay-El.

Has not been tested, however is expected to work provided the internal bulbs are present and servicable. If not the indicator would require new bulbs or could be rewired to run of LED's.

An ideal real aircraft part, which has a durable and robust function and appearance. Perfect as a panel filler piece, or collectors item.

This listing is for a pair of replica engine start switches. These are unique and is a one time opportunity for these bespoke switches. They feature an electromagnetic coil and rotary switches. These types of switches are commonly found in the Boeing variant aircraft on the overhead. These types of switches are notoriously difficult to find and even more difficult to replicate. This pair is a replicated pair of solenoid start switches as found on the real aircraft. They operate in a way which holds the switch in the start position at engine startup. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: These start switches have NOT been tested. We do not have the facility to do so, and therefore are being sold as seen. The buyer must accept that the items are a project piece and may require a little skill to test and install the switches in a flight simulator. The price is reflected in this statement, and therefore an excellent bargain can still be had here!

FEATURES:

• Flight simulator compatible
• Difficult to find
• Good condition but untested

Real aircraft supply hose, which is assumed for oxygen supply.

The item would be an ideal addition to any military simulator, or cockpit oxygen mask system. It is green in colour, and almost half a meter long.

The hose is flexible and features rubber connection points to each end, as shown. Purchase a piece of aircraft history!

Real aircraft cockpit clock panel as removed from retired aircraft. We believe the panel to have been located in the Boeing 727 flight engineers panel, however would be suitable for much of the Boeing classic fleet, and would be an ideal starting point for a Boeing cockpit project.

The panel is in very good condition, and includes the does fasteners. The panel is of the Boeing grey colour scheme and is made from metal.

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.

Real aircraft panel as found in the Boeing 727 and Boeing 737 variants, the panel is used to select the compass type and is in overall good condition. The panel has been removed from a retired aircraft, and is of a classic vintage which is now rare to find. This panel would be very useful to anyone building there own Boeing flight simulator, and will bring an element of realism to your project.

The panel includes its own back plate and mounting chassis with Canon plug connector. The panel also includes the engraved light plate, however illumination has not been tested. The panel also includes an aircraft grid switch and four dzus fasteners.

Classic panels like this are becoming very rare, and so if you wish to purchase please do not delay as we may not receive further stock of this item.

A unique aircraft switch as manufactured by Gables engineering Ltd. The switch has 12 poles and two throes which means it is a multifunction switch and can be suitable for a variety of uses.

We are unsure where the switch is used however it is aircraft grid metal and has previously been used on aircraft.

The switch has not been tested and therefore is sold as seen, the photographs show the full details of the exterior and interior of the switch mechanism.