Cox model engines are used to power small model airplanes, model cars and model boats. Cox engines were in production for more than 50 years between 1945 and 2006 by L.M. Cox Manufacturing Co. Inc. who later became "Cox Hobbies Inc. " and then "Cox Products" before being sold to Estes Industries when it became Cox Models. 0n February 7th 2009 Estes Industries shut down their Cox division and sold all of their remaining classic Cox stock i.e. mainly spare parts, to a private buyer from Canada.

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  • Cox model engines are used to power small model airplanes, model cars and model boats. Cox engines were in production for more than 50 years between 1945 and 2006 by L.M. Cox Manufacturing Co. Inc. who later became "Cox Hobbies Inc. " and then "Cox Products" before being sold to Estes Industries when it became Cox Models. 0n February 7th 2009 Estes Industries shut down their Cox division and sold all of their remaining classic Cox stock i.e. mainly spare parts, to a private buyer from Canada. The new owner of the Cox stock has launched a website called Cox International. Millions of engines were produced and they became the most common 1/2A Class 0.049 cubic inch engine in the world and probably still are today. Although the production of the engines ceased some years ago now, engines made as far back as the 1950s are still sold "as new" and in abundance world wide.
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  • Cox .051 Engine Specifications
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  • Cox .049 Engine Specifications
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  • 0.04997 cubic inches (0.8189 cc)
  • 0.386 inches (9.8 mm)
  • 0.406 inches (10.31 mm)
  • 1.05:1 (Oversquare)
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  • 0.41 inches (10.41 mm)
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  • 0.386 inches (9.8 mm)
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  • 0.0509 cubic inches (0.8341 cc)
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  • 1.06:1 (Oversquare)
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  • All Cox .049 Engines)
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  • Cox model engines are used to power small model airplanes, model cars and model boats. Cox engines were in production for more than 50 years between 1945 and 2006 by L.M. Cox Manufacturing Co. Inc. who later became "Cox Hobbies Inc. " and then "Cox Products" before being sold to Estes Industries when it became Cox Models. 0n February 7th 2009 Estes Industries shut down their Cox division and sold all of their remaining classic Cox stock i.e. mainly spare parts, to a private buyer from Canada.
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  • Cox model engine
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