What a bargain

[IamSeaDevil]

 

[Mark Wein]

Pocket change.
I'll have it over nighted to the studio for you guys to jam on tomorrow night.

 

[IamSeaDevil]

Pocket change.
I'll have it over nighted to the studio for you guys to jam on tomorrow night.

Well it's only in Tarzana at Norman's

 

[OGG]

That is a lot of money for an ugly old virgin.

53 years, and it has accrued exactly ZERO mojo. None, nada, zelch, zippo. Not a cigarette burn, not a wear pattern in the fretboard.

Take two zeros off of the asking price, and it would still be too high.

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[instantsteve]

Obscene inflation. Someone will buy it and it will spend 53 years under another bed.

 

[wagdog]

53 years, and it has accrued exactly ZERO mojo. None, nada, zelch, zippo. Not a cigarette burn, not a wear pattern in the fretboard.

This. Exactly this.

 

[Jeremy]

It's stuff like this that makes me wonder why exactly it never got played. Was it bought by someone as a possible future collection piece? Is it just a shitty guitar?

 

[wagdog]

It's stuff like this that makes me wonder why exactly it never got played. Was it bought by someone as a possible future collection piece? Is it just a shitty guitar?

Yeah, you know man, throughout my guitar playing life, I've never, not once, bought a piece of gear and thought I'd just store it away as a collectors piece. Just a foreign concept to me.

 

[Jeremy]

Yeah, you know man, throughout my guitar playing life, I've never, not once, bought a piece of gear and thought I'd just store it away as a collectors piece. Just a foreign concept to me.

I'm the same way. It leads me to think that the bulk of the "brand new condition" 40-50 year old guitars we see go for 6 figures are just shitty instruments.

Also, I have a really hard time seeing anyone really thinking an electric guitar could be valuable enough to buy as an investment in 1960.

 

[Guitar Heel]

if it had been out of the case a little in the last 50 years, some of the clown burst may have faded...

 

[Gary Blanchard]

It's stuff like this that makes me wonder why exactly it never got played. Was it bought by someone as a possible future collection piece? Is it just a shitty guitar?

It's like people who buy action figures and never open the package because they don't want to destroy the value.

 

[baimun]

Some day I'm going to get my hands on a vintage strat.... one that has real wear and tear and just oozes history out of it's pores.

 

[Tig]

It's stuff like this that makes me wonder why exactly it never got played. Was it bought by someone as a possible future collection piece? Is it just a shitty guitar?

Prospective Buyer: "Can I play it first to see how it sounds and feels?"...

 

[Ignored Member]

I'm the same way. It leads me to think that the bulk of the "brand new condition" 40-50 year old guitars we see go for 6 figures are just shitty instruments.

Or frauds.

 

[angry tele]

thats a lot of zeros

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

Some day I'm going to get my hands on a vintage strat.... one that has real wear and tear and just oozes history out of it's pores.

if your guitar is oozing anything, run.

 

[Muppet]

 

[bsman]

Obvious Chinese fake...

 

[Stratguy]

I can get a 60's reissue that would be brand new, and absent any mojo, too. I can also get it for a lot less than $325,000.

 

[tstrahle]

Pocket change.
I'll have it over nighted to the studio for you guys to jam on tomorrow night.

I'll be wearing my biggest belt buckle.