Originally Posted by
lavi rider
If it’s not coming from MD or at least carry some proof of origin or based on actual MD drawings it’s not trustworthy. There are lots of these drawings out there .
Well, this is snipped from intro at the site in the link provided by the OP :
Basic references
The basic material to be used is factory drawings made by McDonnell Douglas from "Aviation Archives". The basic dimensions are from the general arrangements of sheet number 32-00005, and the cross-sectional shape is B/C/D/J model fuselage diagram (side, plane, cross section are drawn in one sheet). In addition, official manuals such as F-4A, F-4B & RF-4B-Structural Repair Instruction Manual are also important. The web site of "Tailhook Topics" by Mr. Tommy Thomason is also highly informative. Of cause, photographs of actual aircraft are important.