DC-9 JT8D Engine Cowling Chair "590098080098" and oil pressure indicator) is

and oil pressure indicator) is from an F-4 Phantom II fighter that took its first flight in 1958

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DC-9 JT8D Engine Cowling Chair "590098080098" and oil pressure indicator) isMcDonnell Douglas produced more than 976 DC 9 twin engine jetliners between 1965 and 1982, including 47 C 9 aircraft for military customers. The last of these venerable airliners in regular passenger service retired in 2014. This artifact is a genuine DC 9 Pratt & Whitney Jt8D engine cowling that has been converted into a sleek chair. The cowling was removed from the aircraft, stripped of paint, and polished in multiple steps to achieve a mirror