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Hello,

In search of North American cutout drawing 1C5-4.

Patrick

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Warbirds of Glory Museum
North American B-25J 44-30733
North American B-25J 44-28898

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Legend Of Aces Aviation
North American NA-64 3456
North American NA-64 3434
North American NA-64 3448

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Might help with a little more definition on what the drawing is about Patrick. A drawing number with that small of a designator is probably a company standard drawing and may not be tied to a specific model aircraft. A good example for GD built aircraft is the PO-75 stud. There are about a dozen versions of the stud and are applicable to F-111 and F-16 aircraft and some oddball ones we modified. A search of F-111 or F-16 drawings will not bring it up, but go to the company standards drawings and it will show up.

This is a company standard drawing. This is a cut out for the stringers used on the fuselage in the B-25.

_________________
"Preserving history one rivet at a time"

Warbirds of Glory Museum
North American B-25J 44-30733
North American B-25J 44-28898

http://www.Sandbarmitchell.org
http://www.facebook.com/Sandbarmitchell

Legend Of Aces Aviation
North American NA-64 3456
North American NA-64 3434
North American NA-64 3448

http://www.Legendofaces.com
http://www.facebook.com/Legendofacesaviation