| F-4C 64-0758 Front Instrument Panel |
An very nice Phantom Panel Display done by Bob Dwyer of Henderson, NV. Bob is pretty handy with
steel and a welder. He built the stands for the panel and his MB Mk7 Ejection Seat.
Bob use to live Tucson, AZ the Mecca of airplane parts, when I did my panels. He'd go on what he calls
'Snipe Hunts' for me, looking for Phantom Panel parts. The majority being successful by the way.
Bob is also one of those fortunate souls to have survived an ejection from a Marine F-4J thanks to the
Mk7 seat.
Awesome job Bob!
steel and a welder. He built the stands for the panel and his MB Mk7 Ejection Seat.
Bob use to live Tucson, AZ the Mecca of airplane parts, when I did my panels. He'd go on what he calls
'Snipe Hunts' for me, looking for Phantom Panel parts. The majority being successful by the way.
Bob is also one of those fortunate souls to have survived an ejection from a Marine F-4J thanks to the
Mk7 seat.
Awesome job Bob!
| June 1981, Luke AFB |
Cpt. Robert Dwyer and 1Lt.
Laura Matthews after Bob's
'Champagne Flight'. His last
in the Phantom before going
to the F-5 Aggressor program.
Laura Matthews after Bob's
'Champagne Flight'. His last
in the Phantom before going
to the F-5 Aggressor program.
The 'J' Bob had to leave abruptly!
This is what Bob's
panel looked like
when he got it.
Sure has come a
long way!
panel looked like
when he got it.
Sure has come a
long way!
All lit up. I knew it
wouldn't take him
long to tackle this
project!
wouldn't take him
long to tackle this
project!
