Guess the cockpit ... (5)

[Mark Allen M]

... Or shall I say "guess the airplane" ... (No right click properties now)
Per request and several great photos to post after someone takes the 8 seconds to figure it out.

Last edited by Mark Allen M on Wed Jul 02, 2014 4:23 pm, edited 3 times in total.

[shrike]

B-19?

[Mark Allen M]

Add 13 to that and you have ....

[RV8er]

Consolidated B-32 Dominator...

More please!

[Mark Allen M]

And if you add and X at the beginning you have the ...

XB-32 prototype 28 February 1944

[Mark Allen M]

B-32 Dominator bomber of the 312th Bomber Group, US 386th Bomber Squadron at Clark Field, Manila, Philippine Islands, Jul 1945


B-32 Dominator bomber 'Hobo Queen II' shortly after her arrival at Clark Field, Manila, Philippine Islands, May 1945

[Mark Allen M]

B-32-1-CF Dominator

[Mark Allen M]

B-32s, many brand new, await sale or scrapping at the Walnut Ridge Army Flying School; November 1945. Courtesy of the Walnut Ridge Army Flying School Museum

Sorry folks for the crappy photo size differences, posting in a hotel on my IPad.

[sandiego89]

... Or shall I say "guess the airplane" ... (No right click properties now)
Per request and several great photos to post after someone takes the 8 seconds to figure it out.

I can't seem to recall another aircraft with the pilots and copilot throttles duplicted with them being to the left of the co-pilot and the right of the pilot (left seat). Make sence given given thats where they are for a single central control stand, but other split cockpit aircraft like the b-29 has the throttle on the outboard side of the seat. Seems like this would make it harder to get in/out of the seat.

Mark any more interior shots of the B-32?

[Mark Allen M]

Yes I believe I have a few more interior shots, I'll post a few shortly.

[Pat Carry]

What a shame one example wasnt preserved.

[Mark Allen M]

Guess these two cockpits (airplanes) ... without cheating

[makin' boost]

Where were they built, San Diego, Texas or ?

Thanks again for posting the photos Mark.

[Mark Allen M]

One's a Grumman the other's a North American, and your always welcome.

M

[Mark Allen M]

Here's another view of the Grumman cockpit