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Sweet Tarts back in the day!!!
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Sweet Tarts back in the day!!!
Mark Diedrichs Wed Jun 26, 2019 8:11 pm
Let us all pay respect as time goes on with the early and late Cox car/plane powered models!!!! Kinda basic towards the later years, but still remembered and loved!!!
Can still smell the air, wonderful!!! Mark
Can still smell the air, wonderful!!! Mark
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Re: Sweet Tarts back in the day!!!
Cribbs74 Wed Jun 26, 2019 8:20 pm
No better way to pay respect than to fuel it up an sling it. Nitro and castor still smells the same!
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Re: Sweet Tarts back in the day!!!
Mark Diedrichs Wed Jun 26, 2019 8:42 pm
You got that right Ron, The old girl will be fired up this summer not sure how it will go? Been sitting on a shelf for years. However it is a Blue Angel, So I think it will go well!! Pictures and or video to come. Love This Cox Stuff, Mark
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Re: Sweet Tarts back in the day!!!
Mark Diedrichs Wed Jun 26, 2019 10:01 pm
The 57 Chevy from back in the day in my neighborhood, all of us kids would ride to grade school in this car. Of course it didn't look this cool. It was all black with silver and black interior. Anybody remember those days?? What Good Times , Just thought I'd share. Mark
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Re: Sweet Tarts back in the day!!!
RknRusty Wed Jun 26, 2019 10:55 pm
I remember the days, though I was born in '56. The '56 and '57 Nomad Wagons made great looking hotrods.
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