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Wanted: barrel for pink Pelikan Pelikano


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My daughter's pink Pelikan Pelikano has some cracks in the barrel right where it threads onto the section. Anybody happen to have a spare pink barrel? I can pay you a little something through PayPal.

 

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The barrel of my pink Pelikan Pelikano 2010 also cracked and I would like to get parts for it if possible. I bought my orginal one for $18 in a local store that no longer carries them. I have looked online and with shipping, I can't locate one for under $35 and a 4 week shipping time. If anyone has parts, one they don't use any more, or can purchase and ship one for a reasonable price, please contact me. I will gladly cover your costs. I just really love this pen.

 

While I love my pink pen, I also have a blue one and will accept parts in either color. I'd rather have a working pen then one not working because the barrel is loose and doesn't hold the cartidge in place properly.

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