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This might be the most legendary retirement project I’ve ever seen. 🚁🛠️ ​After a lifetime in the cockpit, this pilot found out his original training helicopter was headed for the scrap yard. Instead of letting it be shredded, he bought it, hauled it to the countryside, and did something...

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