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    I don't have any vintage Penns at all. The only Salt Water Spinning reels I have are a Ashway Surf Slip-Caster made by Cleveland Ohio Tool, Shakespeare Long Cast LX 6000, Shakespeare 2510, and a Zebco Spinator 870, and a Zebco Surflite 860, I'm pretty sure the Zebcos are actually Langely's that were branded Zebcos when Zebco bought them out in the 60s. You are welcomed to any or all of these if you want them, I don't want anything for them, I really need to downsize my collection. I'm a member of ORCA (Old Reel Collectors Association) and can ask if anyone has a 706Z if you want. It's usually cheaper then E-Bay.

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    Wow! That's quite an offer, and I appreciate the opportunity. I am really a fan of the Penn Z's and the simplicity and effisiency of the design. I have accumulated a good supply of wear items - and most of them are interchangeable.
    I would appreciate it if you would contact the association to see what's avaiable. I usually cruise ebay and have patience to wait on a sleeper that is being overlooked. Most I get are in the 20-30$ range but I had to pony up for an elusive 714Z that was NIB - but it was worth it. I don't have any 706's, but this rod needs it.
    Thanks again for the compliments and the offer!
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    Good times, Good friends, Great Beer. You can buy all three - But it's always better to invest the time to make your own.

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    OK I got the word out. I'll let you know.

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    I love that blue conolon rod. but i also wouldn't get bothered by the greenie with the blue rod. i happen to like the color combo, but with anything it's about personal preference. very good work on the projects!

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    Decided to go with no grips on the Natty Conolon. Full length tiger wrap on the butt, and a bout 4 1/2 inches on the fore grip. Black/Yellow on the bottom, Chartruse Green and yellow on the top. Hope it "moves"..never know till it's done.

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    Good times, Good friends, Great Beer. You can buy all three - But it's always better to invest the time to make your own.

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    Ramz are you doing a sacrificial thread on the top layer?

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    Yes, BigBoy, at least one. Gonna put on a 3 thread over wrap, and remove one, or 2. I will experiment on the fore grip to see which moves most and looks the best.
    Good times, Good friends, Great Beer. You can buy all three - But it's always better to invest the time to make your own.

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    I have a black spool 706z that I don't need or use I picked up here...... if interested....?80.00
    Bill..............

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    Thanks ironman, I am interested, and the price is quite fair...but a bit over my budget. I limit my reel price to $30 to keep my accountant happy.
    Good times, Good friends, Great Beer. You can buy all three - But it's always better to invest the time to make your own.

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    My oh my.....good luck with 30.00......Merry Christmas
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