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Cox Engine of The Month
Cox Olympic review and test - Nov.1959
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Ivanhoe- Diamond Member
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Re: Cox Olympic review and test - Nov.1959
I had one of those once. It disappeared from home while I was in the Navy. I had removed the starter spring so that's all I have left.
George
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gcb- Platinum Member
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Olympic .15
I bought mine off ebay and just put in one bid. It only went for less than $70.00 several years ago and won it. A few moinor marks but awesome engine. I know have the Olympic/Sportsman .15/ Space Hopper and last Thermal Hopper. Plus extra new plugs for all. I have project for the Space Hopper and Sportsman. Neat engines for way back when.
Dan
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