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Cox Engine of The Month
September-2023
balogh's

"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

PAST WINNERS
balogh's

"Beefed up old stock 290 on my Quickie100 RC after plenty of airtime hours..."

PAST WINNERS
How you you clean your vintage model boxes?
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How you you clean your vintage model boxes?
Or do you clean them..........
I bought this .074 Ok Cub mostly because of the box. The engine itself is trash but restorable. It looks like someone glued it on a firewall after the radial mounting holes broke. Everything was bound up, back plate, needle valve, piston and crank case. A hot Simple Green soak loosened it up.

This is a case where the previous owner took reasonable care of the box but mistreated the engine. The box contained everything that came with the engine as pictured. I used a paper towel soaked in warm water and a mild detergent to wipe the box and some of the contents, but I'm wondering if there is a better way?

Some of the coloring came off on the paper towel, but it did clean some of the dirt and discoloration off. It came with a formed wire. Some sort of a tool or perhaps a nose wheel strut?

I'm surprised to see that the selling hobby shop took the time to stamp the warrantee.



I bought this .074 Ok Cub mostly because of the box. The engine itself is trash but restorable. It looks like someone glued it on a firewall after the radial mounting holes broke. Everything was bound up, back plate, needle valve, piston and crank case. A hot Simple Green soak loosened it up.

This is a case where the previous owner took reasonable care of the box but mistreated the engine. The box contained everything that came with the engine as pictured. I used a paper towel soaked in warm water and a mild detergent to wipe the box and some of the contents, but I'm wondering if there is a better way?

Some of the coloring came off on the paper towel, but it did clean some of the dirt and discoloration off. It came with a formed wire. Some sort of a tool or perhaps a nose wheel strut?

I'm surprised to see that the selling hobby shop took the time to stamp the warrantee.



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