Throw away the cardboard glove boxes. Bonanza glove boxes are a perfect fit. I have done this with every "B" model I have built for the last 25 years. I have a few new boxes left I will sell here after I give the Beech guys a crack at them for a few days.
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Wow! Those look NICE! What are they made of? Got a part number and source?
Hank
You still need to be sure to secure the back end to the diagonal tube to prevent them from ever getting caught on the aileron chain sprocket. REALLY scarry when the sprocket gets caught and you can't pull back on the control wheel!
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Originally posted by Hank Jarrett View PostWow! Those look NICE! What are they made of? Got a part number and source?
Hank
You still need to be sure to secure the back end to the diagonal tube to prevent them from ever getting caught on the aileron chain sprocket. REALLY scarry when the sprocket gets caught and you can't pull back on the control wheel!
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Mike,
The glove boxes are great. Very nice and the flocking is a nice addition. Very well made, amazingly lightweight and probably would cost $1,000 from Beech knowing how parts prices are. Thanks again!Cheers,
Marty
TF #596
1946 BC-12D N95258
Former owner of:
1946 BC-12D/N95275
1943 L-2B/N3113S
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Originally posted by M Towsley View PostMike,
The glove boxes are great. Very nice and the flocking is a nice addition. Very well made, amazingly lightweight and probably would cost $1,000 from Beech knowing how parts prices are. Thanks again!
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Amazing for only $400 for a Beech part. Your price is well worth it, very nice item. How do you brace the back end on your intalls?Cheers,
Marty
TF #596
1946 BC-12D N95258
Former owner of:
1946 BC-12D/N95275
1943 L-2B/N3113S
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