PENN Reels and misc.

NJ Marty

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Diggin-N-Dumps

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GReat Score!...I spent 100 on ONE Penn real a few years back. Looks like clean stuff too!
 

austin

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$100 is a steal. This stuff gets rarer every single day. Have a hunch those parts are the real treasure. Old reels bring premium prices here. You done good...
 

gino22

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That Penn stuff is hot, especially in good shape. You will do very, very well
 

abbynormal

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I grew up within bicyclying distance of Penn reels. Wish I still had some of the reels I had as a kid.
 

diggummup

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What size or model rather is that Penn spinning reel? I recently had to buy a new spool for my 7500s.
 

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NJ Marty

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What size or model rather is that Penn spinning reel? I recently had to buy a new spool for my 7500s.
Its a 750ss it came with 2 extra spools for a total price of $30.
 

diggummup

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Its a 750ss it came with 2 extra spools for a total price of $30.
Looks to be in good shape for an older reel. When it comes to Penn spinning reels, the S and SS series were the best. They were built better than the newer ones they make today and will last a lifetime with proper care. The 4th and 5th generation SS series of today are nothing but Chinese junk, imo.
 

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