Vintage Airplane Engine Cowling Sel Private Plane ~ Decorator Wall Art Aluminum on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, US
This is the front engine cowling of a private, single-engine aircraft. This item is made of metal (aluminum). I will only sell this as wall art or a decorator item only and not for anyone to ever think of reuse on any airplane. This would make a great piece for any aviation enthusiast! Use it as wall art in a man cave of children's room. Brackets are already installed at the top for hanging with two small nails. The piece measures 32" wide, 21.75" tall, and 5" deep. I do not know what type of plane this came off of, probably a 1946 Taylorcraft BC-12D. It looks quite old. The condition is very rough. Take a thorough look at the photos.
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