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Cox Engine of The Month
COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
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COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Hi Everybody, I am new to the site and wet behind the ears as far as Cox engines are concerned so please be patient with me. : )
I have recently come into A BUNCH of Cox engines (somewhere in the neighborhood of 200) and I know very little about the different sizes and models of the brand. I have posted several pictures of different models that I have noticed just picking through the surface layer. If you could help me identify what size these are and what model, that would be awesome. I will most likely be listing the vast majority of them for sale in the near future. Trust me when I say I have plenty to go around. Thanks for any assistance you may provide.
Scotty68
Sorry my pictures are all out of order but I don't know how to fix it. I'll do better in the future.
I have recently come into A BUNCH of Cox engines (somewhere in the neighborhood of 200) and I know very little about the different sizes and models of the brand. I have posted several pictures of different models that I have noticed just picking through the surface layer. If you could help me identify what size these are and what model, that would be awesome. I will most likely be listing the vast majority of them for sale in the near future. Trust me when I say I have plenty to go around. Thanks for any assistance you may provide.
Scotty68
Sorry my pictures are all out of order but I don't know how to fix it. I'll do better in the future.
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Woops!!! Nut beat me to it by a hair. Yep, the link he included was where I was pointing you as well.
Rod.
(We'll all be keeping close tabs on the sale too. Let me know if you'd be willing to ship to Australia please).
Rod.
(We'll all be keeping close tabs on the sale too. Let me know if you'd be willing to ship to Australia please).
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
I also see a couple I’d like, if overseas shipping is not a big problem
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Did you score the lot real cheap?
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RE: Cox Engine Identificaion !!!
Another killer score !!!! Maybe more of the CEF group will share in the good fortune !!!
Way to Go !!!!
Steve...………….
Way to Go !!!!
Steve...………….
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
I got all of these and MANY MANY more from a local estate sale. The gentleman had been an avid RC enthusiast for over 40 years. I have in the neighborhood of 200 maybe even 250 Cox engines, mostly Sure Starts that are all new in package. But also baby bees, product engines etc etc. And I assure you all, the Cox engines are the least of it. This guy had everything and now my buddy and I have it. Muaha ha ha. Lol! Thank you so much for the help guys, I'll stay in touch.ticomareado wrote:Did you score the lot real cheap?
Scotty68
ps. sorry, I forgot to answer the question. It however is hard to answer because I didn't just get Cox stuff but a whole estate. But as far as the whole estate goes.... yes! We got a very good deal on the lot of it and are quite pleased with ourselves I assure you. : )
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Sounds like you'll be flooding the market
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
The only model I have enough of to flood the market is the Sure Start. It doesn't really look like anyone wants those?coxaddict wrote:Sounds like you'll be flooding the market
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
I will be posting an updated photo of engines still available here later this morning. I will attempt to post a link to this thread if I am aloud to do that.
Scotty68
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
No problem, I'll ship to Mars if you're willing to cover shipping. Lol!KariFS wrote:I also see a couple I’d like, if overseas shipping is not a big problem
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Ship me to Mars too Scotty!!
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Just a thought, on those Sure Starts, if you want to make quick work of them and are willing to let them go at wholesale, you might be able to make a bulk deal with one of the current major sellers like Ex Model Engines or Cox International. May be with some of the others, too.Scotty68 wrote:I got all of these and MANY MANY more from a local estate sale. The gentleman had been an avid RC enthusiast for over 40 years. I have in the neighborhood of 200 maybe even 250 Cox engines, mostly Sure Starts that are all new in package. But also baby bees, product engines etc etc. And I assure you all, the Cox engines are the least of it. This guy had everything and now my buddy and I have it. Muaha ha ha. :lol! Thank you so much for the help guys, I'll stay in touch.
May be worth inquiring.
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
A pile of Sure Starts is nice but I'm looking for Black Widow, Killer Bee, RR1, Venom and of course the Strato Bug!!!
Anything like that in your bag o stuff?
Anything like that in your bag o stuff?
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
That is flipping brilliant! Why didn't I think of that? Do you have a specific contact in mind or just shoot from the hip?GallopingGhostler wrote:Just a thought, on those Sure Starts, if you want to make quick work of them and are willing to let them go at wholesale, you might be able to make a bulk deal with one of the current major sellers like Ex Model Engines or Cox International. May be with some of the others, too.Scotty68 wrote:I got all of these and MANY MANY more from a local estate sale. The gentleman had been an avid RC enthusiast for over 40 years. I have in the neighborhood of 200 maybe even 250 Cox engines, mostly Sure Starts that are all new in package. But also baby bees, product engines etc etc. And I assure you all, the Cox engines are the least of it. This guy had everything and now my buddy and I have it. Muaha ha ha. :lol! Thank you so much for the help guys, I'll stay in touch.
May be worth inquiring.
Scotty68
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Why yes there is. I have several Black Widows, 1 RR1 and a Space Bug. I don't know what a Venom or a Killer bee is? I am currently working with a guy on the RR1 as well as several others. And I plan on holding onto my Space bug and My QRC not to mention several of the lesser models.crankbndr wrote:A pile of Sure Starts is nice but I'm looking for Black Widow, Killer Bee, RR1, Venom and of course the Strato Bug!!!
Anything like that in your bag o stuff?
This gentleman that I am working with on a group of these engines wants me to throw down a number. But I am unclear on that topic. Other than ebay, I have no idea what this stuff goes for. Is there anyone on here that I could PM, maybe share the list of engines I am offering and get a ball park number that I should be at? There wouldn't be any liability on their part what soever and no hard feeling if things didn't go down the way this person suggested. I would consider it a huge favor.
We are discussing a deal on 24 engines, obviously I want to get as much as possible for them but I don't want to gouge anyone either. I just need a starting point.
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
No problem, you can ride with me. I go on a regular basis.ticomareado wrote:Ship me to Mars too Scotty!!
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
One thing you can do is a backwards search on eBay (if you haven't already).
To the right of eBays search bar is an"advanced" option, click it. Enter engine name and check "completed listings" then click search.
It will show dozens if not hundreds of past sales.
Price will follow condition and rarity, NIB, used, abused.
To the right of eBays search bar is an"advanced" option, click it. Enter engine name and check "completed listings" then click search.
It will show dozens if not hundreds of past sales.
Price will follow condition and rarity, NIB, used, abused.
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
It was just a thought from the hip. Bernie at Cox International mentions occasionally buying engines from individuals, hence why I said. You can go to his website at https://coxengines.ca/ or Matt's at http://www.exmodelengines.com/, click on "Contact", tell them what you have and fill in your contact info. They might be interested in some of your other engines, too.Scotty68 wrote:That is flipping brilliant! Why didn't I think of that? Do you have a specific contact in mind or just shoot from the hip?
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RE: Cox Engine Identification
I don't like to give advice but, If I needed knowledge to make a deal that suited both parties, I would spend some time on Ebay under completed listings for each engine type.
After a couple of hours you will get the real flavor of the market and what each type has sold for recently...
I'm just sayin...………….
After a couple of hours you will get the real flavor of the market and what each type has sold for recently...
I'm just sayin...………….
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Not everyone is financially astute, I know I'm not. I don't play the stock market, buy my cars already prenegotiated instead of dickering, etc. Some prefer to sell all their "good used items" on E-Bay, I prefer to give stuff away than attempt to make money. Everyone has their particular gifts and talents, and some like to go the extra mile, others not.
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Scotty68 wrote:No problem, you can ride with me. I go on a regular basis.ticomareado wrote:Ship me to Mars too Scotty!!
I thought it was supposed to be, ”Beam me up, Scotty”
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KariFS wrote:Scotty68 wrote:No problem, you can ride with me. I go on a regular basis.ticomareado wrote:Ship me to Mars too Scotty!!
I thought it was supposed to be, ”Beam me up, Scotty”
Yeah well with the cost of dilithium crystals on the rise it is simply too expensive to run the transporter. We are going to have to take the Dodge. Lol!
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Okay guys, I thought I had mentioned it in a previous comment but apparently not. I am an avid ebayer of many many different genres of items. Ebay is the FIRST place I went for info on value but that only gets you in the ball park. I have already done considerable leg work on the matter with mixed results. I was just looking for something a bit more definitive. I have since gotten the info I needed. I, for a minute was kind of expecting the benefit of the doubt on the obvious routes of finding the value of things but when I thought about it I realized that giving the benefit of the doubt often lands you in the same situation as "assuming" does. : )66 Malibu wrote:I don't like to give advice but, If I needed knowledge to make a deal that suited both parties, I would spend some time on Ebay under completed listings for each engine type.
After a couple of hours you will get the real flavor of the market and what each type has sold for recently...
I'm just sayin...………….
Thanks for all the help so far guys.
Scotty68
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Re: COX ENGINE IDENTIFICATION???
Scott, if you want to offer those engines to the community here, by all means do so. I don't think anyone here would short you on the value. You may not get top dollar, but then you wouldn't get bottom end either, and then both parties benefit.
I've seen things on E-Bay go both ways. I landed a Medallion .09 RC and a Medallion .049 for under $30 each. I got a Sterling 36" P-38 profile kit for $40 a few years ago. Why not many other bidders beats me as these popular kits and engines usually command more even with some mistakes in the description.
Besides, people feel more comfortable buying from someone in the community here than a total stranger elsewhere.
Anyway, just shooting from the hip.
IMDb Star Trek (2009) Quotes
I've seen things on E-Bay go both ways. I landed a Medallion .09 RC and a Medallion .049 for under $30 each. I got a Sterling 36" P-38 profile kit for $40 a few years ago. Why not many other bidders beats me as these popular kits and engines usually command more even with some mistakes in the description.
Besides, people feel more comfortable buying from someone in the community here than a total stranger elsewhere.
Anyway, just shooting from the hip.
IMDb Star Trek (2009) Quotes
Star Trek (2009) wrote:Scotty: Except, the thing is, even if I believed you, right, where you're from, what I've done - which I don't, by the way - you're still talking about beaming aboard the Enterprise while she's traveling faster than light, without a proper receiving pad.
Scotty: [to Keenser] Get off there! It's not a climbing frame!
Scotty: [back to Spock Prime] The notion of transwarp beaming is like trying to hit a bullet with a smaller bullet whilst wearing a blindfold, riding a horse.
[Spock writes on a paper]
Scotty: What's that?
Spock Prime: Your equation for achieving transwarp beaming.
Scotty: [to himself] He's out of it.
Scotty: [reads the equation] Imagine that! It never occurred to me to think of SPACE as the thing that was moving!
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