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Cox Engine of The Month
New in box PT-19
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New in box PT-19
Not trying to nit-pik. Just was curious what the general consensus from the members here is considered "new" ?
The auction site states "condition is new." But does that mean, to the average buyer, that the condition of the new unassembled parts are also considered original to the plane?
My understanding, with the closed nose PT-19, is that the firewall is usually the same color as the wing or blue as in this case. Maybe a factory mistake or something else?
Thoughts?
The auction site states "condition is new." But does that mean, to the average buyer, that the condition of the new unassembled parts are also considered original to the plane?
My understanding, with the closed nose PT-19, is that the firewall is usually the same color as the wing or blue as in this case. Maybe a factory mistake or something else?
Thoughts?
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Re: New in box PT-19
i'd say its correct, Cox wasn't as perfect we'd like to believe. I've seen worse screw ups.
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