209 vs 209M?

Started by dogdad1, March 03, 2014, 11:57:36 AM

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dogdad1

I just found an old teal-green 209 at a flea-market that has a fair amount of corrosion on it, and want to 'spiff' it up as much as I can.  I'm thinking of buying a NIB 209M that a local shop has had in the window for quite awhile and using it as a donor carcass.

Can I just swap the shiny parts one-for-one, or are there any physical differences as to fit size, etc?
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akfish

The parts are identical so you can do a direct swap.
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dogdad1

Many thanks, I was going cross-eyed trying to compare them and find any difference(s). 

:)
"Few things are quite as dangerous or unpredictable as an Engineer with too much time on his hands". - unknown

john2244

Nice find !!!  The green Penn peer 209 is a rare reel, I believe it is from the mid 50's.

John

Dr. Jekyll - AKA MeL B

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or maybe you can just buy the párts you need from mysticparts.com;

https://www.mysticparts.com/PennParts/Penn209M.aspx


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