Need some 252 interior pictures

[Pinecone]

I need some pictures of the center console area, fuel select to the emergency gear.

Best would be with the seats out.  Also a picture or two of the trim cover.

Thanks.

[Z W]

Here are some I took after putting in new carpet.   It's a 1982 model year 262 conversion but I believe the interior is all from a 252 model.  Hope it helps.

 

 

[ArtVandelay]

Here are some I took after putting in new carpet.   It's a 1982 model year 262 conversion but I believe the interior is all from a 252 model.  Hope it helps.
 

 

Why the extra rug on the copilot’s side?

[Fly Boomer]

1 hour ago, Z W said:

Here are some I took after putting in new carpet.   It's a 1982 model year 262 conversion but I believe the interior is all from a 252 model.  Hope it helps.

Are the "guards" around the trim chain and emergency gear release factory items?

[Pinecone]

GREAT.  Thanks.

The trim chain guard is factory, but mine seems to be missing.  Or at one of three shops.

I will be pricing on this week.

[Z W]

7 hours ago, ArtVandelay said:

Why the extra rug on the copilot’s side?

It's a floormat that came with the carpet kit from SCS Interiors.  Great kit.  There's a matching one for the pilot's side, but it covers the fuel drain valve, so I opted not to install it out of fear that I'd forget to drain the fuel as part of the preflight.  I have since removed the copilot's floormat also, because it looked lopsided with only one side installed.

I considered trying to cut a hole in the pilot's floormat for the fuel drain valve.  Still could, but I'm not sure it would look good.  

[Z W]

7 hours ago, Pinecone said:

GREAT.  Thanks.

The trim chain guard is factory, but mine seems to be missing.  Or at one of three shops.

I will be pricing on this week.

Sounds familiar.  Got a new trim chain cover in 2021 from Vantage Associates Alva Plane Plastics.  Part number K740227-001.  Cost $16.20 shipped.  If I remember right, I had to call them, but they figured out what I needed and sent it.  Never did figure out where the old one went.

There were 3D printed versions described here on Mooneyspace, and the guy who made it was offering to sell them at one point.  But Plane Plastics is hard to beat.

[Z W]

6 hours ago, Fly Boomer said:

Are the "guards" around the trim chain and emergency gear release factory items?

I believe so, but both were in the plane when we got it.