Better man than me. The opposite here with my curmudgeony self and I'm working really hard to ONLY pull the ass-card dead last in situations that warrant it. GLWYR
Chris, Wow, very nice! I can't tell from the photos - are both headstocks SN / USA stamped? So, what IS the serial number on this "California Demon"?
FFS, I'm pretty sure I can come up with a certified and notorized "DNR" for Hamer as a company and/or as a brand to let it go to rest for good with it's dignity in tact. If that doesn't work, I have wooden stakes and large caliber, silver bullets on hand.
Boomerang~Junkie replied to Dave Scepter's topic in For Sale - Wanted to Buy - PIF - eBay & Other PSAs
I think there is a consensus that $2K is a bit "optimistic" here. Anyone have a suggestion for a fair price on this beast? My guess is that the ceiling is around $1400 assuming it has the factory HSC that is nice. Opinions?
Hot damn, if that Special just plays HALF as good as it looks, I might try to make a move on it - broke ass or not. Pricey yes, but that Hamer is as cool as it gets. Now I've got to go do some GAS math!
Yeah and you'd actually need to if your dumb ass dropped that kind of scratch on a guitfidde - you would be sleeping with it in your car somewhere. The only thing that might save you is if you are waving the winning Powerball ticket in your hand when Fed-Ex tosses that thing up on your porch. She'd also rightfully use the fugliness of that headstock against you in court as exhibit #1 for having horrible judgement. Que P.T. Barnum quote . . . . .
I think that Talladega passed through my house before I sold it to Joe. It's everything a Hamer is supposed to be and then some. Well, it is a Talladega. GLWTS
So, do you think if we secretly checked Mike's DNA he turn out to be part robot/CNC?!? Good grief that body is friggin' PERFECT.
Copy that. Let me know if you need to use it or at least a photocopy of it for a mock-up for the wooden version.
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