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09-02-2020 09:17 PM 6 months ago

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Bell 222 Identification

Can someone help me identify what brand fuselage this is? It is 57 inches long nose to tail with built in retracts.

It's alot easier to beg forgivness than to ask permission

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09-03-2020 12:52 AM 6 months ago

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Looks like a Centuryheli fuse

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09-03-2020 01:02 AM 6 months ago

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it looks nice is what it looks!

RonI didn't crash. I just ran out of airspeed, altitude, and ideas all at the same time!

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09-06-2020 06:03 PM 5 months ago

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Thanks for the input fellas. It is a Kalt Bell Twin 222 .60. I found it here locally a week ago. It was stored up on top of a roof in an auto body shop. The owner had passed and his grandson found it. Covered in about 1/4 inch of dust it looks like it had been sitting since the 80's. It cleaned up really well and only in need of a Freshening up. It appears if may have a Gasser setup in it but I won't be sure until it get the .60 frames I ordered.It's alot easier to beg forgivness than to ask permission

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