These are not parts from any fighter jet or plane of any kind. Grok drilldown👇🏼
- First photo: A curved, dark metal panel/cover (possibly a transmission housing, oil pan, or access plate) with “S017” boldly stenciled/painted on it. It has some surface rust and damage but is otherwise a simple stamped/formed steel piece.
- Second photo: Heavily corroded, riveted sheet-metal panels with remnants of gray/blue and red paint (including what looks like a white stripe). This has the look of a vehicle fender, body panel, or skid plate—thick steel that’s pitted and flaking from long-term exposure.
- Third photo: A collection of mechanical parts laid out on gravel: torque converter (the spiral-vaned unit), clutch drums/plates, ring gears, planetary gear sets, and other transmission internals. These are classic automatic transmission components (common in older cars, trucks, or industrial vehicles like GM/Ford-style units).
*They appear decades old (likely 20–50 years weathered).