Description: Auction Lure Description: This Buy Now Auction is for a Vintage Storm Pre Rapala Rattlin Flat Wart in the 3/8 oz. size and 3" length, Storm Number and Color of FLV, 36 or Chartreuse. This is a Prototype Lure that originated from the personal Collection of David Storm, The Nephew of the Storm Family and Very Accomplished Lure Designer of Dave Kaboom's Winning Streak back in the 2000's. Most of his Personal Collectibles are now in private Collections. For Flat Wart Collectors, This is the Pinnacle of Flat Warts. Good Luck finding another...The Lure is in Very Nice Overall Condition. Please reference all Provided Photo's with regards to Box / Labels / Lure Overall Appearance and Conditions. Thanks!Background Storm Patch not "Included." (WS-FLV-Protyotype-36-01)Auction Terms & Conditions: I accept PayPal Only-Payment should be received in 3-5 Days. Please-I will only Sell & Ship within the Continental Lower 48 U.S.A.Auction Packaging: Lures shall be shipped in a Padded Yellow Envelope and or Box depending upon the Lure Quantity and type of Auction. Most cases, I'll always Ship in a Box since I'm a collector as well.Auction Return Policy: Sorry-No Returns AcceptedAuction Questions: Always Please Ask First, before making any bids or Buy Now decisions. Please carefully examine All of the pictures provided. Additional pictures can be provided upon request...Auction Feedback: Your Positive Feedback is Important and why I make a concerted effort to accurately reflect what or when I sell on E-Bay. So, If and when Situations Do Arise-Please Contact Me immediately so that we may amicably resolve in a timely manner.Thanks for Looking and Good Luck! Member NFLCC
Price: 279 USD
Location: New Lenox, Illinois
End Time: 2024-10-25T18:56:17.000Z
Shipping Cost: 0 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Brand: Storm
Fishing Type: Freshwater Fishing
Bait Type: Crankbait
Bait Shape: Fish
Fish Species: All Freshwater, Bream
Number in Pack: 1
Model: Lure
Material: Plastic
Item Weight: 3/8 Oz.
