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carseneau
PostPosted: Tue Jan 01, 2013 3:29 pm 
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Anyone know of a source for a B-25 engineering drawing set on DVD? How about a T.O. collection for the same?
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The Inspector
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You might give www.aircraft-manuals.com a shot, I'm not givin' up my Hayes TB-25 T.O.

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I'm trying to get some P-47 drawings and I was looking into the Smithsonian, but they were moving their archives to dulles, not sure if the move has been completed. Does anyone know?

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The Smithsonian has completed the move to Dulles and their engineering archives and copying services are back up and running. I was able to get my F-101 engineering drawings back in October.
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There is not a DVD as of yet, Try Aero Trader out in California, they can help you get a drawing that you are in need of. Smithsonian has them, but costly for all 96 rolls of microfilm.

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Legendofaces wrote:
There is not a DVD as of yet, Try Aero Trader out in California, they can help you get a drawing that you are in need of. Smithsonian has them, but costly for all 96 rolls of microfilm.


Then you can start the hunt for a microfilm reader, tougher than locating 8 track tapes for your restored 66 GTO-

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