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just would like to add cox international has been great with there service,but ex models rosks just as hard great service,thanks matt,just my 2 cents
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Re: ex models.com
I happily do business with both.
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I try to include links to both when I post recommendations.
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I too do business with both especially when one offers a part the the other doesn't.
Example: Correct NOS glo-heads for TD .049-.051's NIP. Being "correct" is important to me because I like originality.
But that's just me being me.
SD
Example: Correct NOS glo-heads for TD .049-.051's NIP. Being "correct" is important to me because I like originality.
But that's just me being me.
SD
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SuperDave wrote:I too do business with both especially when one offers a part the the other doesn't.
Example: Correct NOS glo-heads for TD .049-.051's NIP. Being "correct" is important to me because I like originality.
Be that's just me being me.
SD
"Shelf queen" vs runner?
Runners require good working parts, not necessarily the EXACT part that was on it when it shipped.
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Phil:
My penchant for orginality began when I restored early Ford Mustang convertibles and had them judged in Mustang Club of America (MCA) shows. While I never a had, or wanted, a "trailer queen" I enjoyed driving my 'Stangs while keeping as original as practical. (I ran RADIAL tires rather than the stock bias-belts for example. Doing so was within MCA rules)
My Cox engines get the same treatment.
SD
My penchant for orginality began when I restored early Ford Mustang convertibles and had them judged in Mustang Club of America (MCA) shows. While I never a had, or wanted, a "trailer queen" I enjoyed driving my 'Stangs while keeping as original as practical. (I ran RADIAL tires rather than the stock bias-belts for example. Doing so was within MCA rules)
My Cox engines get the same treatment.
SD
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