7301 S 27th St Ste 120, Lincoln, NE 68512
Lincoln, Nebraska 68512
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First Day VinylLincoln, Nebraska
- A17301 S 27th St Ste 120, Lincoln, NE 68512
- B1531-500-4006
Independent record store · Lincoln, Nebraska
First Day Vinyl
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The phone number for First Day Vinyl in Lincoln, Nebraska is 531-500-4006.
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First Day Vinyl is located at 7301 S 27th St Ste 120, Lincoln, NE 68512, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68512.
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