Steampunk Industrial / Aviation / Wall Light Lamp / Piper Tri-Pacer / Airplane Cowling / Lamp #dc204

Orders for this cowling are made-to-order; three more will be completed and available by November 20th, 2023.        

• This once flew on a 1958 PIPER PA-22-160 with the tail number N8662D
• The last owner of this airplane was out of COLLEGE POINT , NY, US
• This vintage Piper engine cowling was re-purposed as a fun and interesting antique aviation wall lamp.
• Our most popular cowling light.
• This engine cowling was originally manufactured by the Piper aviation company.
• Where the propeller used to be is now the coolest Edison style bulbs we could find. They are huge!!
• We installed cylunder heads inside the cowling, these are the are from the same motor that would have been in this cowling. 
• The propeller spinner and Piper emblem are also vintage Piper.

• Picture shows the shorter version of the Piper spinner, if you prefer we can swap it out with the slightly larger Piper spinner typically seen on Tri-Pacers.

• The attached dimmer switch will allow you to adjust to any light levels.
• The bulbs are secured with heavy duty high quality light sockets.  Sockets are common medium size. 
• The lamp cord is heavy duty, with a ground.  All surfaces of the lamp are grounded for safety.
• Electrical components used in the making of these lamps are UL approved.
• All new wiring is secured, safe, and meets safety standards.
• With the spinning version, the spinner and bulbs rotate at 6rpm’s and rotating can be turned on or off with the installed switch. The rotating mechanism is heavy duty, safe, and UL listed.
•  Mounting
  • Hangs on the wall like a picture with two screws 16 inches apart.
  • Cord runs out the bottom and plugs into any existing wall outlet.
  • Electrician could hard wire for a clean cordless look controlled via a wall switch.
  • Approximate size, 32” wide, 22” tall and 16” deep. Approximately 30lbs

Makes a great gift for an aviation enthusiast and is a stylish way to preserve history!! Just imagine this over a fire place or in a man cave.