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Cox Engine of The Month
Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
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Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
So some times, the search is over almost before it begins. I barely got into the place before my eyes fell upon this beautiful, barrel throttled Medallion .09RC that looks like it just fell out of it's box.
Listed as an .049, I initially got excited about adding a throttled engine to my Goldberg Ranger, but it'll do just as nicely on my Jetco Navigator (if I ever get around to restoring it).
Then, on the same table, I spotted this!
I figure that, right off the bat, my labored breathing/panting, and slight wobbling pretty much blew any bargaining power I might have had. But, for my 75 bucks, I also got an OEM glow head, fuel tank, backplate, Cox .049 glowhead, OK Cub .049 glow head, a rough but serviceable glow plug wrench, and even some teflon diesel head disks, all piled in a plastic Cox display lid.
This took me down to a few dollars and pocket change for some great club chili, and this:
One of my excuses for getting bleary-eyed at swap meets---you often got to look HARD for some of these "hidden-like-an-easter-egg" treasures! Maybe "treasure" is a little bit of an exaggeration for this item, but I needed one, and there it was, hiding with Barbie and her Swamp Buggy!!
So, we're due for some engine running!
P.S. Forgot to mention that I "scooped" fellow Breezy Hill Flyer Leo on both these engines! BWAAHAAHAA!!!
Listed as an .049, I initially got excited about adding a throttled engine to my Goldberg Ranger, but it'll do just as nicely on my Jetco Navigator (if I ever get around to restoring it).
Then, on the same table, I spotted this!
I figure that, right off the bat, my labored breathing/panting, and slight wobbling pretty much blew any bargaining power I might have had. But, for my 75 bucks, I also got an OEM glow head, fuel tank, backplate, Cox .049 glowhead, OK Cub .049 glow head, a rough but serviceable glow plug wrench, and even some teflon diesel head disks, all piled in a plastic Cox display lid.
This took me down to a few dollars and pocket change for some great club chili, and this:
One of my excuses for getting bleary-eyed at swap meets---you often got to look HARD for some of these "hidden-like-an-easter-egg" treasures! Maybe "treasure" is a little bit of an exaggeration for this item, but I needed one, and there it was, hiding with Barbie and her Swamp Buggy!!
So, we're due for some engine running!
P.S. Forgot to mention that I "scooped" fellow Breezy Hill Flyer Leo on both these engines! BWAAHAAHAA!!!
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
I too find it tough to pass up on Cox engines, even when I don’t need them. I am glad you are happy with your purchases, looks like they will be put to good use!
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Super Swap Meet Shopping! Grab them bargains were ya find em! Got a real sweet deal on the 010!
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Sometimes things just work in your direction = and it did Great looking haul !
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Very nice score there Kim. They at least are going to a good home!
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Score, Kim! I have one of those Med .09s with the throttled spray bar but it's missing the muffler/baffle portion.
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Tee Bee HI!! Do you just have the rotating spray bar for that .09 ?
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Yessir. The spraybar is on the engine without the miffler that connects to it. Haven't tried to run it like that yet.
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Kinda hard to find item , i have a complete on and .049s some .15s also parts for the .15 but nothing for the .09 .. i see cox inter. and ex models have the reg. spray bar , you should run that baby ! Was hoping i had some extra parts for yours
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Yep, should run it to see how she goes as is. It's in a long line of engines I need to experiment with. Seems when I finally get time to play, I always end up running my "go-to" engines so I can focus on flying instead of tinkering with engines all day. So many unfinished projects, but ai sure love this hobby! I actually have a handful of good-condition Med .09s that are ready to go, so it's hard to sidestep and play with the orphans. With that said, I would like to complete the throttle assembly on it someday and get it flying.
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Here is one that don't look bad , they are hard to come in to , mine was said to be a .049 LOL https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cox-Medallion-09-Model-Airplane-Engine-Control-Line-FF-09-Slide-Exh-Throttle/123962696617?hash=item1cdcc0a3a9:g:57MAAOSwrzBdv0b0
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Re: Swap Meet Score! "Spending all my mad money ten steps in from the front door."
Yep, I saw that too, Eric. The drive plate is a dead give away.
Shows it's a .09 or a .15.
Bob
Shows it's a .09 or a .15.
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