I have found several crash test manikin heads and parts over the years but this has got to be the most interesting one I have run into. When I got the head I thought it was interesting as it has the original base that has angle markings to show impact positions of the head when testing it.

Another unique feature is that it has the aluminum structure inside the rubber skin. The metal housing held the electronic components used to measure the data during test crashes. I was curious and wanted to see the inner head only to be surprised it was a skull form.

Even inside of the rubber skin you can see the skull form pattern. Usually the ones I have seen have a metal head form that mimics the outer head but this one has its own metal skull that is part of this head. Such a great and unique crash test manikin head with a special surprise. I put the skull back it the head but if you would like you can take the outer skin off to show the inner form. The back of the cranium can one off via an Allan wrench to expose the inner cavity.

Measures: about an average mans head

As shown on base about 11.5” H