Thank you all for the help.:D:D:D:D

I pretty much need to know what should go where inside the cockpit and how did it look like because I have to rebuild the interior from nothing in such a way that it resembles the cockpit as close as humanly possible.

I know I would not be able to replicate everything, but I will try my best.

So far the museum managed to get me two ejection seats. The one has been used (ejected 🙁 ) so it is of not much use. The other seat is all ripped apart.

[QUOTE=Pure Lightning;1333369]A very interesting Canberra you have there………do you know any of its history or its serial number?
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As I could find out her number was 457 and delvivered in 1963 and the south African Airforce took delivery on 25 February 1964. In the early 1980’s the nose of an ex Rhodesian Canberra B.2 was fitted to the aircraft and therefore essentially reverting her back to Canberra B.2. So this is actually the original nose section of 457. 457 is now on static display at the Swartkops museum.

Thanks for all the info it will help a lot.

PS the fitting on the door for the hinge pin is also missing.