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I need to find a cockpit section for a jet fighter type, T-33, L-29, whatever, in the northeast preferably, for a TV commercial shoot. Any ideas?
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How much cockpit do you need ? Collings Foundation has a couple of cockpit familiarization trainers in Massachusetts.
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I think they want a front fuselage back to a few feet behind the cockpit. Any photos?
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Ben Gimbert has a complete F-4 forward fuselage on a trailer. Airshow season is almost over and his rig is highly mobile.

http://www.geocities.com/cap17.geo/BenGimbert.html
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New England Air Museum has an F-100 cockpit with canopy, but nothing forward of the nose. I've used it for several shoots.
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