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Baby Shark, Vintage R/C, Horseshoe Cox engines
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Re: Baby Shark, Vintage R/C, Horseshoe Cox engines
A nice little haul he got you there. That would definately be keeping me busy for a while while going through it. Kinda like a little treasure hunt in a box.
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Re: Baby Shark, Vintage R/C, Horseshoe Cox engines
I see some really old circuit board I am very curious about what it can be Has old plug very old conector I like repairing old circuits But I don't have much experience let's say that the old circuit boards were made a little bigger at this time Less complex I can't repair an xbox game console but my old radio reciver yes
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