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May 10th 04, 03:42 AM
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Sure its not 46.88? GRIN
Going to fly the green pickle to Oshkosh this year? "Rich S." wrote in message ... "frank connaly" wrote in message link.net... Does anyone know the coclpit width of the Grumman Yankee AA1- I can find every kind of info but that thanks It is not specified in the American Aviation Corporation 1969 Owner's Manual. Scaling it from the three view and using the gear width of 99", it looks to be 46.89". Rich S. 
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