Bucket-O-Cox parts lot

Yes I barely won it. Fleabay taxes were $30. Hopefully That goes to good use.

Might add 10% to my overall collection.

Jason_WI wrote:Yes I barely won it. Fleabay taxes were $30. Hopefully That goes to good use.

Might add 10% to my overall collection.

Jason you have my admiration.  I thought I was the only collector nut here.. There was a time when I would buy anything Enya.  Then I transferred that urge to Cox Mercedes tether cars, now to model locomotives.  But I consider it therapy, keeps me busy (they are mostly fix-er-uppers) and my mind occupied.  Perhaps you do also.

I don't even recognize most of that stuff!

OhBee wrote:I don't even recognize most of that stuff!

Oh I recognise plenty. That's a good lot of stuff.

Looks like a lot of good pieces in there. If you happen to find an unblemished Olympic venturi let me know!

Cribbs74 wrote:Looks like a lot of good pieces in there. If you happen to find an unblemished Olympic venturi let me know!

There’s something in there. I’ll have to see if the rest of the engine is in there first.

Jason_WI wrote:

Cribbs74 wrote:Looks like a lot of good pieces in there. If you happen to find an unblemished Olympic venturi let me know!

There’s something in there. I’ll have to see if the rest of the engine is in there first.

Saw dat. Go for it.
On the other hand...??
Bob

Hopefully they're not from a micro mini tractor pull guy.

If we're going to be claiming who gets what parts from Jason's lot, I claim a fat head .049 needle or two.


This looks like a high-performer right here:

WOW!  I just looked at the price.  I'm no gambling man, so even seeing what I see in the lot, it would well and truly max out my "Risk-o-meter".  

Maybe there's Strato bug parts on the bottom.

20-25 engines should cover the lot cost. I see a few $50 engines so that number will come down to cover the lot cost. The rest is gravy or unusable parts.

Jason,
Once you have cleaned and consolidated your parts into complete engine sets, please feel to market your "spares." I am looking for one complete .,049 Tee Dee intake from needle valve through the screw-in venturi for a test set up on an AP .061.

Surprize surprize Good stuff inside !! Keep us informed Please

This is interesting, with a boat flywheel. Shipping will be hard on the parts, what a haul!!!

Olympique rear ventury ? Cut cylinder  qwean bee  dragon exaust mising its out side?? How and wy performance gain Not sur ?? part look Good Nice Find picturs of cut cylinder plz

Gtp part flyweel clutch y can use that part if posible To pm me

Looks like you have a really nice assortment of engines and parts there, Jason, congrats. Amazing, includes rarer vintage parts as well as later.

As time passes, anticipate that you will be sharing with us the assorted engines restored to life cleaned up as whole and assembled from the parts of the spoil.

I was watching that one. I'm sure it will be well worth it, probably less than $10 per engine alone. The curiosity is the unfinished components, which makes me wonder how much is good or bad.

Jason_WI wrote:

Cribbs74 wrote:Looks like a lot of good pieces in there. If you happen to find an unblemished Olympic venturi let me know!

There’s something in there. I’ll have to see if the rest of the engine is in there first.

Ok. I am missing something. Can someone please tell me what the red anodized part may be, as I am thinking this is what we are referencing? I'm at a loss on it. Thank you.

Looks like it might be an Olympic carb body. It, and the associated venturi are quite sought-after, because the Olympic is a pretty rare engine, and for some reason the aluminium used in the venturi is soft, easily damaged if disassembled, especially if the wrench supplied with the engine is used. The part itself is same as the one in a Sportsman, just anodized red.

I have two Olympics, one with a wrench-damaged venturi, another with a weird partial fade in the red parts. Also one NIB carb body but no venturi or NVA.

NEW222 wrote:

Jason_WI wrote:

Cribbs74 wrote:Looks like a lot of good pieces in there. If you happen to find an unblemished Olympic venturi let me know!

There’s something in there. I’ll have to see if the rest of the engine is in there first.

Ok. I am missing something. Can someone please tell me what the red anodized part may be, as I am thinking this is what we are referencing? I'm at a loss on it. Thank you.

That’s the rear intake for a Cox Olympic. It’s possible there are other parts in there for it.

Ther couple rare parts in there for sure we can help id parts more pic

Thank you Jason for clearing that up fo rme.

That's a nice Mercedes .049 with the hard to find muffler, tank and needle valve.