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Cox Engine of The Month
Done to De ath
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Done to De ath
I know this subject has been covered once or thrice but here is the evidence....sorta.
Engine on the right was packed at West Rincon Street on 14th August 1994
Engine on left was packed at same address on the 22nd March 1995
As you can see different colour back plates and different prop drivers.
Engine on the right was packed at West Rincon Street on 14th August 1994
Engine on left was packed at same address on the 22nd March 1995
As you can see different colour back plates and different prop drivers.
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Re: Done to De ath
Even though the left Texaco has a round prop driver, it has a cam starter spring.
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Re: Done to De ath
Seems like the only engines where Cox was mostly consistent was the TD's.
1990's Bee engines seem to be all over the place, like they just grabbed whatever parts were in the drawer, even if they were wrong colors or different type.
1990's Bee engines seem to be all over the place, like they just grabbed whatever parts were in the drawer, even if they were wrong colors or different type.
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Re: Done to De ath
They're both NIB's which I guess shows that not only did they just chuck whatever they had laying around on the
things they didn't necessarily bother to find out if it would work or not.
things they didn't necessarily bother to find out if it would work or not.
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Re: Done to De ath
Cox International wrote:Cox did make starter cams for round drive-plates.
Cue The Monkee's
"Then I saw her face" etc etc,-
Of course in the box...
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