Noticing a trend here where the last of the paint has been removed, to make it trendy and boost prices and have Ambidex 'Terminators'
[ebay] 171019596581[/ebay]
ebay ambidex
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Re: ebay ambidex
Sorry fellas, I'm going to say it. I'm not a fan of these stripped down reels at all. All a bit bling, characterless and not traditional at all to me. Give me a beat up old Felton and a battle scarred Amdidex or Mitchell any day.
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Re: ebay ambidex
Actually...I think this one is genuine. There's enough old paint present to suggest it's just had a hard life with a sweaty angler.
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Re: ebay ambidex
There's an eBay seller from Donegal doing the 'terminator' job on Ambidex's, be cheaper getting a 'wreck' and doing it yourself * if it's your cup of earl grey* of course - not sure myself yet either
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Re: ebay ambidex
Would agree with that Nobby. My point was aimed at a few garish jobbies being punted out from the emerald isle of late. Fish scarers, that's what they are.Nobby wrote:Actually...I think this one is genuine. There's enough old paint present to suggest it's just had a hard life with a sweaty angler.
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