As-found tail fairing, pretty sure it's Stinson 108. However not sure which version.
Fairing is dented but super soft aluminum. Easily bends by hand. Someone good with planisher or English wheel could straighten and smooth. I don't see any bad kinks or tears.
Ask if you need more pictures.
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