Cox Saturn 1B and Honest John

[Leo]

I have the following kits:

Cox Saturn 1B

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Pic2:

Honest John

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Does anyone know when these kits were released originally?

I also know that the above kits were reissued in the 90's. Does anyone know when Cox sold them exactly?

Thanks

 

[Leo]

Doesn't anyone have an idea when the kits were sold???

I somehow get the feeling the Cox kits weren't very popular

 

[Frank Claunch]

I belive ESTES reissue the COX rockets in 1991 after ESTES bought COX out.

 

[Initiator001]

Leo,

Look for the thread titled "Cox Rockets" from earlier this year.

There's quite a bit of information, pictures and links to information about Cox rockets.

 

[Leo]

Originally posted by Initiator001
Leo,

Look for the thread titled "Cox Rockets" from earlier this year.

There's quite a bit of information, pictures and links to information about Cox rockets.

If you could see me right now you'd see a REAL BIG RED face

Why did I not use the search button i ask myself.

Thanks a million for the pointer!

I guess your a COX man

I've noticed the nozzle (that holds the engine) from the Honest John come in different flavours. Can you confirm that?

I'm going to be real bold and ask a question:

I'm missing a cox parachute (don't know the size) and a metal hook for my Honest John.
Do you happen to know where I can find them? I'll pay

Thanks a million.

 

[Initiator001]

Originally posted by Leo

I've noticed the nozzle (that holds the engine) from the Honest John come in different flavours. Can you confirm that?

I'm going to be real bold and ask a question:

I'm missing a cox parachute (don't know the size) and a metal hook for my Honest John.
Do you happen to know where I can find them? I'll pay

Thanks a million.

The original 1970's release of the Honest John had a grey colored nozzle retainer.

The 1990 re-issue had black colored ones.

I don't know of any Cox parachutes for sale. You might contact Estes and ask them. Same for the shock cord anchors.