Gyro Horizon Indicator Wwii Bomber Air Speed Hours Gauges Flathead V8 Ford on 2040-parts.com
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Here is the dashboard out of an experimental plane. It has various vintage gauges including a WWII Gyro Horizon Indicator, Beechcraft Air Speed Indicator, Tach and Hours Meter Ect. The dash itself is made of wood with engine turned material on its face. This has been hanging in my garage for some time now, quite a conversation piece. No Reserve
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