SOLVER FOXX

Since I am starting again in U/C flying, I was reviewing all past pages of the SSF starting from No. 397 onwards to try to be more updated. I found quite a few posts that keep repeating, which I think is quite normal.
An item that I see repeating is a mention of an engine named SILVER FOXX. I would like to know if this is a special engine or one of these fox engines which were bright polished.
Thank you very much

Luis

This is a reworked Fox done by, I believe, Lou Woodard.

Hey Garf,
that wouldn't be Lew Woolard with a Box Car Chief/Silver Foxx 35, would it?

http://www.clstunt.com/htdocs/dc/dcboard.php?az=set_linear_mode&forum=103&page=329&topic_id=23699&prev_page=show_topic

And halfway down this page -
http://stunthanger.com/smf/index.php?topic=20817.msg201908#msg201908

>Hey Garf,
> that wouldn't be Lew Woolard with a Box Car
>Chief/Silver Foxx 35, would it?
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>Since I am starting again in U/C flying, I was reviewing all
>past pages of the SSF starting from No. 397 onwards to try to
>be more updated. I found quite a few posts that keep
>repeating, which I think is quite normal.
>An item that I see repeating is a mention of an engine named
>SILVER FOXX. I would like to know if this is a special engine
>or one of these fox engines which were bright polished.
>Thank you very much
>
>Luis

Yup, that's Lew Woolard and his "signature" engine is a reworked Fox 40 which he reworks for stunt. Good engine. Good guy to work with. He does several others as well, but that is the one most will refer to. (And it is american made).