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Puck Bowler Pricing Advice Needed

By JOESCHALL

4 years ago


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    #13 4 years ago
     
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    plgg3

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    5y 35,800 45 3

    You are correct about not moving very fast. Fun to play but, noisy and take up a lot of room.I just finally sold a 1953 Domino bowler in restored shape in the PNW for $400. That was after trying to it sell for 2 years. I lost money.

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