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Posts: 143 (04/10/09 18:59:21) |
I'm wondering if anyone on board might know in which order these Pridexs were manufactured. They are identical in color and design except the 3 1/4 has the
"Registered Design" stamp on the back (and the obvious difference in boxes). Thanks in advance.
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Sport
Posts: 10 (04/10/09 22:11:53) |
Frank ,I think the 3 1/4 is the older of 2 .The box makes me think so as have seen lots more of 3 1/2 style boxes . Those are a great pair of Pridex,s like new
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Posts: 3262 (04/11/09 06:13:33)
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Frank...your collection impresses me again. Beautiful reels.
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bulldog1935 |
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Posts: 4950 (04/11/09 08:04:25) Administrator |
I believe your box on the left is older
the rods are never obsolete - the marketing is.
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Frank Longcast |
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Master Guide
Posts: 145 (04/11/09 10:36:21) |
Besides these later black models which shared similarities with their Beaudex counterparts, was there an earlier Pridex with a ported spool like that Beaudex?
Last Edited By: Frank Longcast
04/11/09 10:39:04.
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bulldog1935 |
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Posts: 4955 (04/11/09 11:36:10) Administrator |
nope - only post-1963 or so Pridexes had ported spools.
the rods are never obsolete - the marketing is.
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Frank Longcast |
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Master Guide
Posts: 146 (04/11/09 11:42:26) |
and that's what that is above - 1963
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