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The former owner sent me a box of things that he ran across after the airplane left (THANKS Jason).

He included this cushion, pointing out he had NO idea of what it was for.  The flip-flop is for scale.  The thing is slightly tapered in thickness along the long axis.

 

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My F has a rectangular carpet piece that covers the front of the spar below the rear seat (directly behind the rear pax calves. That piece looks a bit too narrow unless those flops belong to Shaq.

I doubt the thickness is actually tapered by design. More likely it was subjected to under uneven pressure/wear while in storage or in service.

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Nope, pretty normal size flip-flops

It seems to be as made, as the covering is not loose at the thinner end.

It is about 2 - 3" thick (I did not measure, just estimating from memory).

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BINGO

I just went over to the hangar and took the cushion and came to the same idea.  And it works.

 

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I don't know what he is flying.  He was selling the Bruce's full cover set he bought just before he got a hangar, and recognizing the plane, I reached out to say Hi.

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9 hours ago, carusoam said:

Child separator!

:)

Everyone with two kids is familiar…

What is Jason flying lately?

Best regards,

-a-

My kids would pick that little partition up and clobber each other with it.  A case of Kirkland paper towels is not adequate to keep them separate. 

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