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Re: colorless black widow
GermanBeez Sat Sep 24, 2011 12:40 pm
1st, yes, it was definitly assembled by estes, but i beleive it's out of the very early estes era, when they still had some unanodized, unfinished parts left from the real cox era, and they decided to just assemble them as they where.nitroairplane wrote:Nice engine but i also think it is estes doing to sell the props?
cheap b****rds. but i still think it's a nice engine.
if i'll sell the props depends on if you want some. pm me if you want any.
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