I didn't see the original message to which Lisa Falk replied, so don't know exactly what the original poster wanted, but try contacting the Pima Air & Space Museum, 6000 E. Valencia Rd, Tucson AZ 85706. Their business telephone is 520-574-0462 (or 574-0646) and their information telephone is 520-574-9658. PASM has both civilian and military aircraft and undoubtedly has connections to other aircraft museums. Separate from the PASM, but associated with Davis-Monthan Air Force Base is a gigantic "boneyard" of surplus military aircraft. There are probably more dead airplanes there than are in some active air forces. The information telephone number for DMAFB is 520-228-2564. Hope this helps.... ---------------------- Mike Jacobs * Arizona State Museum * University of Arizona * Tucson, AZ 85721 tel: (520) 621-6312 * fax: (520) 621-2976 * email: [log in to unmask] Lisa Falk ([log in to unmask]) wrote: : You might try the airforce base in Tucson--it is surrounded by what looks : like a junkyard of palnes--never seen so many before in my life. Perhaps : if you called the on-base museum of aviation (sorry, I don't remember the : name), they might be able to find the right person for you to talk to. : But I also don't know if they have any passenger plane parts there or if : they are all military war planes... : Good luck! : Lisa Falk : [log in to unmask]