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Hi there... A friend of mine has a joystick from what seems to be a P-51 Mustang. I don't have a photo to share just yet, but the base has a part number 99-521068. The 99 prefix ties in with a P-51A production run, but I don't have a Mustang parts manual to make sure. If this is a P-51A stick, would it be applicable to later models of Mustang, or did they change the design? Does anyone have a photo they can share of the stick, or something from the parts manual?

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Hi there... A friend of mine has a joystick from what seems to be a P-51 Mustang. I don't have a photo to share just yet, but the base has a part number 99-521068. The 99 prefix ties in with a P-51A production run, but I don't have a Mustang parts manual to make sure. If this is a P-51A stick, would it be applicable to later models of Mustang, or did they change the design? Does anyone have a photo they can share of the stick, or something from the parts manual?

Thanks in advance!

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My numerical list of part numbers for the P-51 microfilm doesn't list this number.
99-52102 and 99-52105 are all that are listed.

I have found some B-25 parts are on the microfilm rolls with the same pre fixes as the P-51. Some P-51 parts also have a 88 prefix, same as the T-6.

I guess we need a photo.

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Thanks very much Rich... figured out a way to post the images, although they are quite small sadly. Here are the shots...

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Is there any chance this is from a CAC-built Mustang?

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RMAllnutt wrote:
Thanks very much Rich... figured out a way to post the images, although they are quite small sadly. Here are the shots...

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Is there any chance this is from a CAC-built Mustang?

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If it was made in AUS it would have a 17 or 18 in place of the 99.
Looks P-51 from here.
Last digit might be a B rather than an 8.

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51fixer wrote:
RMAllnutt wrote:
Thanks very much Rich... figured out a way to post the images, although they are quite small sadly. Here are the shots...

Image

Image

Image

Image

Is there any chance this is from a CAC-built Mustang?

Cheers,
Richard

If it was made in AUS it would have a 17 or 18 in place of the 99.
Looks P-51 from here.
Last digit might be a B rather than an 8.

My parts book calls out a 99-52105 for the lower socket or casting.
The complete part as shown is 99-52102 as an assy or -10.
The tube is a 19-52113-11.

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Many thanks indeed for all of those details Rich. It looks to me like it is indeed a B at the end, and looking more closely, I also think what I originally took to be a 9 is actually a 5, which does then tally with the part number you mentioned. So is this stick generic to the P-51 series, or to a specific version?

Many thanks again.

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51fixer wrote:
RMAllnutt wrote:
Thanks very much Rich... figured out a way to post the images, although they are quite small sadly. Here are the shots...

Image

Image

Image

Image

Is there any chance this is from a CAC-built Mustang?

Cheers,
Richard

If it was made in AUS it would have a 17 or 18 in place of the 99.
Looks P-51 from here.
Last digit might be a B rather than an 8.

My parts book calls out a 99-52105 for the lower socket or casting.
The complete part as shown is 99-52102 as an assy or -10.
The tube is a 19-52113-11.

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 6:18 pm 
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RMAllnutt wrote:
Many thanks indeed for all of those details Rich. It looks to me like it is indeed a B at the end, and looking more closely, I also think what I originally took to be a 9 is actually a 5, which does then tally with the part number you mentioned. So is this stick generic to the P-51 series, or to a specific version?

Many thanks again.

Cheers,
Richard
If it was made in AUS it would have a 17 or 18 in place of the 99.
Looks P-51 from here.
Last digit might be a B rather than an 8.

51fixer wrote:
My parts book calls out a 99-52105 for the lower socket or casting.
The complete part as shown is 99-52102 as an assy or -10.
The tube is a 19-52113-11.




Looks like A thru D used it.
There are a few different dash numbers assigned for electrical and button changes on the grip. That would probably be the only differences.

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Many thanks Rich... I really appreciate the help!

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