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Aircraft seat ID....?

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#1

This was posted on the H.A.M.B. forum any ideas>>>>?...found in a junkyard covered by weeds...

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#2

Need more images to possibly identify. Images especially of the back, headrest, and bottom base. I had some orange painted USAF crew seats a few years ago that looked similar. They were flight engineer and/or navigator seats from the C-119, C-124, B-36, and possibly C-97. The seats pictured look similar to the seats that I had, except for the tubular frame on the sides. My guess is that they are USAF seats? Are there any data plates? Will do more research.

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#3

Thanks North...this was the only image posted on a hotrod forum....and they were asking off handed for an IDI agree with a postwar multi engine plane seat....

#4

Some aircraft possibilities:

 

B-36, B-45, B-47, C-54, C-74, C-97, C-69/C-121, C-82/C-119, C-123, C-124, C-130, C-131, C-133, C-135/707, C-141.

 

The inertia reel lever on the left side of the seat bucket looks to be one from the 1950s-1960s and possibly used later also.

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#5

dig it.. I think I can rule out C130 and C141 seats, unless they were different when first developed... I can compare the seat to some in our Museum at DAFB...

 

Thanks for the help North

  • 5 weeks later...
#6

Look very similar to two seats I once that came from the passenger compartment of an ATC C-45 that had been used as a navigation trainer.

 

Is there an open box on the back to hold charts and check lists?

  • 3 weeks later...

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