lancaster and lincoln cockpits

That’s incredible, Mark!
I really hope there’s a forward fuselage out there somewhere. There’s something brilliant about the stretched, unusual GR 31!

A section of GR31 centre fuselage survived in the Syd Beck collection but was sold off to someone in the UK in recent years and I am not sure where it has ended up or what its purpose for acquisition was?

I did a panel for a collector in South Australia of the Gr Mk31 main panel..

I’m wondering if there are any surviving parts of the RAAF GR Mk 31s?
As far as I know, there aren’t any complete airframes, but would be fantastic if there was at least something around from these unique aircraft.

Mark, please check your dm’s

Thanks Mark thats brilliant .

What brought this question into my mind was a picture i saw some time ago a pile of Lincoln cockpits all piled on top of one another !

I just thought has nobody saved any at all ?

A73-27, a GAF Lincoln Mk 30 is in the Camden Aviation Museum in Australia, and we brought the cockpit of KB994 down under too as part of the acquisition of Avro Lincoln RF342 from the UK.

I spotted the Lancaster cockpit  KB848 at Ottawa and the other one in North America TW911  which belongs to the Paul Allen collection. i also spotted another one at the Canadian Bomber Command Museum but is that a replica cockpit ?

Theres two in North America, One in Ottawa Canada and one in the States