Bowling ball FS.

[TYA]

I wasn't too sure where to put this but I was cleaning up and I was wondering if anyone would like to buy a bowling ball for around $80.00. It's a Brunswick c-system alpha max one of the newer balls from Brunswick I only used it a couple times.

[TYA]

It has 3 holes in it. The ball is for a right handed bowler but can be easily re-drilled. I am not too about the spread but it is a 15lb ball.

[Dan Schultz]

I used to manage engineering at an automobile horn factory. There was a bowling alley adjacent to the plant. One day a massive pile of bowling balls appeared on their back lot. Apparently they had just replaced all of the 'house' balls with new ones. I tried and tried to figure out a use for all of those bowling balls! It just seem to crazy to just put them in a landfill. I still wonder what I might have done with them had I carted off a couple of pickup loads of them.

[TMurphy]

Your best bet is to take it to the to shop at your local bowling center, and let them sell it for you. There is a decent market for used bowling balls, but it can be a little hard to find. Just like tuba players, bowlers can be total equipment geeks. Some of the guys in the league I used to be in showed up with 3 or 4 different bowling balls, each for different lane conditions. It gets pretty crazy. I quit that league when I realized that I, as a once-a-week recreational bowler with a 150 average, couldn't possibly compete with those guys, even though it was supposed to be a light, non-competitive league.

[Dan Schultz]

Dan,
You could have lined your driveway with them - burying them halfway into the ground.

I actually gave that some thought. Folks who roar up and down Edgewood Drive adjacent to my property have little knowledge of where the road ends and the lawn starts. I figured I could simply put them where I wanted them and nature would 'stomp' 'em down a bit.

[Dean E]

Dan,
You could have lined your driveway with them - burying them halfway into the ground.

I actually gave that some thought. Folks who roar up and down Edgewood Drive adjacent to my property have little knowledge of where the road ends and the lawn starts. I figured I could simply put them where I wanted them and nature would 'stomp' 'em down a bit.

Don't forget to paint them white, or else they would look simply tacky.