Aircraft Instrument Panel Assembly, Oxygen, F-4 on 2040-parts.com
Longwood, Florida, US
This is a panel removed from a salvaged F-4 series aircraft, the panel has a cabin altitude pressure gage, a oyxgen gage, and 2 oxygen valves. The panel is in fair physical condition, with signs of age, a missing knob, and a bent metal overlay panel.
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