Early Cox PT-19, The other half of Marks Sandblaster Flea Mkt trip

Thanks Robert, My joy is reclaiming them from the junk pile. After that I'm looking forward to the next one.

Parts - I do my best to keep Bernie and Matt in business.

And Mark, I have three. Real collectors have a dozen or more with all the variations. Seems with the smaller box Cox went into full tilt production on the model.

getback wrote:Nice Addition to the fleet ! You got how many PT-19s !?!?

I know I must have a fourth, but I can't find it.  It may be the one I sent to Ron a couple of years ago.  Pretty well broken and repaired with plastic butter container tops.  Colorful though.

It's the Cox PT-20 Ryan that I lust after.  But I can't justify paying the going price.  Plus they are usually in excellent condition.

I missed out on this one recently.  Just my liking.  BIN $199.00  and someone made an offer.




Some of these are priced crazy, $1000 + for NIB. Mark paid flea Mkt $125 for mine.

getback wrote:Yeah $1000 is crazy or is it the deep pocket people paying that 125 is a good price , i think i could round up 3 all together ?!

This one was a little crazy. String/yarn? was wrapped around the handle and Dacron (second picture above) around the tail. Both had adjustable engine pitch, but did it differently. It came with the washer, but I don't think it was a part of the original box. I bought the other boxed PT-19 at the same flea market earlier for $40. It's also new.

balogh wrote:[quote="rsv1cox"

Wall of shame, where models go to die.  I told my daughter-in-law that when I kick she and Mark will have fun turning all this stuff back into cash.  I have saved most of the shipping boxes.  In reality, we "own" nothing.  We just rent it for a while

No way


All the 70+ engines I have will join me 6 feet under in a dedicated box...what else would you expect from a COX fanatic?[/quote]

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Knowing you Andras, that might just happen.  

Bob