This sale is foraUSED, McCoy, 'RED HEAD', .60,controlline or free flight, model airplane engine.This engine waspurchased froman estate some time ago.It appears that the prior owner has re-anodized the head and front housing. The compression isfair to good.

Please look at the picture and ask any questions before you offer. If you have any questions about this sale you can contact me by telephone at [phone removed by ]. Shipping and handling would be $12 via priority mail in the U.S.

I will ship internationally, but the buyer pays for the actual shipping. The estimated shipping weigh. is1 pound5 ounces. The package size is 7" x 7" x 6". Shipping cost reflects priority mail to the West coast. I will reduce shipping cost if the destination is closer and the actual postal rate is less. I do combine shipping.

If you are not completely satisfied with any of my items, a full refund will be given provided the item is returned to me in the same condition as when sent. Return postage will be the responsibility of the buyer

Payment most be received within 14 days of the end of the sale. "NO PAYPAL ACCOUNT. NO PROBLEM. MANY OTHER PAYMENT OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU". You will receive an e-mail invoice from me after the sale ends.

I am a model airplane enthusiast and am selling my 60+ years accumulation of surplus model airplane parts and supplies.I will be selling them in small lots over the next several months. Please check my other sales currently running on e-bay. Also watch for my future listings.

The following is the fine print that is an policy.

"Import duties, taxes, and charges are NOT INCLUDED in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to offerding/ buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping ) company or when you pick the item up. Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. I do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts". U. S. and international regulations prohibit such behavior.