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  1. 220 Surplus Center - 2 Lot

    2 Lot, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.5 Superb 100 reviews

    “Wowzers! What a store!! They have a huge selection of just about everything you could ever want or need. From ammo to tools, lighting clothing, etc. could’ve spent hours in their roaming around and probably will one day! The staff was very friendly and helpful as well !”

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  2. A & D Discount Performance - 2285 Plank Rd

    2285 Plank Rd, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

    “They had a very hard to find part for my 1966 Johnson 20hp Outboard (FD-20C) The rubber Hub for the propeller. And only cost $20 compared to a new propeller $100+”

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  3. Dollar General - 1146 Old Rte 22

    1146 Old Rte 22, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.3 Superb 40 reviews

    “The hidden DG, If ya dont know its there , u could pass right by it . Trees need to be cut trimmed , covering the signage to parking lot entrance, Little old guy there is really cool !!!”

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  5. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 1264 Old Rte 220 North

    1264 Old Rte 220 North, Duncansville PA 16635

    4.2 Good 212 reviews

    “Love the store, (Duncansville, PA.). It reminds you of an old fashion store. The one that has everything you are hunting for that no other stores carry anymore. You never leave without buying at least one or two things, that you didn't think they made anymore. But there's a lot of modern items with discounted prices. I don't think their prices can be beat. Loads to see. If you look through mostly everything, you'll be there for hours. It's like that every time you go back. New items all the time. You really need to check it out.”

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  6. Dollar General - 502 3rd Avenue

    502 3rd Avenue, Duncansville PA 16635

    4 Good 55 reviews

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