The A-26 had essentially a one man cockpit. The pilot sat on the left side of the fuselage and a small passageway ran along his right side up towards the front. There was a fold down seat on the right side which an observer/copilot could use.

This is all that remains of the original cockpit of the Pueblo museum's A-26C. Years of neglect, vandals and the elements have taken their toll. Nevertheless, the Pueblo museum has plans to restore this aircraft in a manner similar to that done on the B-29.

The A-26C cost $192,000 new. Recently, a flyable A-26 was offered for sale at $500,000.00.

Richard Dreyfus flew an A-26 in the movie "Always".