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767 Throttle of Throttletek
They purchased their own real cockpit part coming from an actual 767 and needed years to achieve this accurate replica. It’s plug-and-play for FSX and FS2004. 2 comments to 767 Throttle of Throttletek |
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Hi,
I’m interested in this 767 throttle. How much is this? Where is it from?
Best wishes.
Luciano.
Hi,
Their website mentions they are “central american based” in the “About us” section.
I guess you could get in touch with them via their forum : http://www.mycockpit.org/forums/throttletek/ .