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  1. 15th Jan 2012 01:37 am #21
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    I drew this up for you... Hope it helps in your planning...

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    Ever clean and wax a helicopter?
    Nearly. I own a 99 Chevy Suburban. Only thing missing are the rotors and one or two extra engines.
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    CH47.jpgI don't know if your going to need to scale your drawing to the right size, but here is some extra info to help. The overall length with the pitot tubes is 630.5" (with out rotary-wing blades).
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    I have a CH-47 front view.

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    More free advertizing? How are you with Chevy Suburbans? I wanna put a 572 big block in it. I need a full 3D drawing, inside and out of the entire vehicle including all the custom work right down to the upholstery and the glass cockpit style instrument panel. However, I will talk to someone who respects forum rules.
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