B727 Real Parts For Sale

Michael,

I'm sorry about the delay; the weekend was a little longer then normal. Thursday through Sunday-planning, setup, flying on the day of, and take-down on the day after. So, I need two more days (yesterday and today) to actually relax.

Anyway, here is how this panel measures out:

Its 11 inches from side to side at the widest points, its 9 inches in height from points based on the back of the panel, and 6 inches deep from back to front (to top of knob). This panel has/is angled in a right trapazoid shape. So, you could remove some of the metal if width, height or depth are an issue.

In which case you're only concerned with the facing of the panel and not the actual mounting that is intended for the B727 real shell.

I attached a photo for you...

Thanks,

John

Wow, I had no idea it was that big. I really goofed on the size of the cockpit aft of the sliding window. That should have been at least another 6" back.

Thanks for taking the time to measure this for me, but I can't use it. I'm going to have to fake it and build it myself in the limited space I have for it.

The one I build will be only 8" wide with virtually no depth at the top, but angling out and then back under.

Too bad I didn't have the pictures I needed of this area of the cockpit until after the construction was finished.

Thanks again.

Too all the folks building B727's

It's been a year or more since I listed these items and though I've sold most of the items, I still have the two Rate of Climb Gauges. These gauges would be great for the pilot building a B727, and I've seen some new members come on board MyCockpit with this type of aircraft in mind for their build.

So, if you're interested in getting these gauges from me, I will make you a good offer. I originally wanted $100 for the both or $50 each. However, I will sale both together for one low, low, low price...

$50 US for both, plus shipping cost!! That's right I sound like a sales person...okay, but I'm offering you a good deal.

Remember these are the "real deal" as gauges go; these are from a real B727 aircraft.

For pictures, please refer to the previous postings pics.

Thank you