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    I love to see these old Mitchell’s still in use. Congratulations on a great find. The sound of bacon cooking in a skillet and the click of a Mitchell reel always brings a smile! I purchased this with paper route money as a kid. Still sees use and brings back childhood memories.
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    Oldie but Goodie..... Looks lightly used....
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    Hatchetjack, I feel the same. In today's society it seems everything is break it, throw it away and buy new. I am one who will fix it and continue on...If it's something I have to have right now, no time to fix it, I may get a new one to finish the job, but I'll end up with two because the first one getting fixed.
    When dad passed I was serving in the military over seas. Mom said all his stuff was mine and would be their when I got home. Well my oldest sister's boy friend got into and hocked it according to her for some dope money...by the time I got home, not only was he not around, neither was my sister, nor dads outdoor stuff. Didn't talk to her for many years...But yes I love these old Mitchell reels.
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    Parts are hard to get I got about 40 of them and need parts


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    Billbob,
    Have you tried Mat’s Reel Repair? I’ve gotten parts to rebuild my old 300’s from him. Might be worth a look.
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    A Reel Fix in Loris, SC might be of help with parts. Google for phone info.

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    Nice reel. Never had one but those that do love them dearly.
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    This thread got me curious. I thought I had a second Mitchell reel. The one I was thinking of turned out to be a Lew's #3 ball bearing spinning reel. While looking around I found a Yellow Eagle Claw UL rod. That will become the home of the little 304. Also found an old Zebco 33 and 2 Johnson Country mile reels and an Old Pfluger all metal Level wind reel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesdean View Post
    Thank you Jack. Growing up My late father had two reels. Both Mitchell Garcia's. A 300, and a 408. I found a 300 a year or so ago, but need to get it to a repair shop for a going through and the anti-reverse fixed. This one needs a thorough cleaning as the gear grease is hard and away from the gears. I'm going to start collecting them one at a time if I have to. They are some very good reels if taken care of...
    You want a 300 with box, paperwork and spare spool? It belonged to my wife's uncle. I'm not really into collecting reels. This one is a little squeaky from lack of lube but appears to just need some cleaning.

    It's yours for cost shipping if you want it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MDCrappie View Post
    You want a 300 with box, paperwork and spare spool? It belonged to my wife's uncle. I'm not really into collecting reels. This one is a little squeaky from lack of lube but appears to just need some cleaning.

    It's yours for cost shipping if you want it.
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