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66 Slingerlands Last viewed: 2 hours ago

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I just picked up a set of 66 Slinky's. They are pretty clean but need work. It seems Slingerlands are not high on the value chart... Before I get neck deep with restoring them ($$$) what's the word on VDF about Slinky's

Thx....D

Posted on 12 years ago
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They are awesome drums! Will sound great! Parts can be reasonable or stupid depending on what your looking for. Ive heard values are on the rise but they are definitely the lowest value wise between Ludwig, Gretsch, and Rogers. Condition is everything!

Hope this was helpful. Show us some pics and ask some questions.

Cheers

Curtis

Posted on 12 years ago
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From dblkick

I just picked up a set of 66 Slinky's. They are pretty clean but need work. It seems Slingerlands are not high on the value chart... Before I get neck deep with restoring them ($$$) what's the word on VDF about Slinky'sThx....D

Do they work well on stairs still? That is the key determinant to vintage Slinky value. Kids usually stretch them out, too.

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Posted on 12 years ago
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Could you post pics of your areas of concern?

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Posted on 12 years ago
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From Hobbs

Do they work well on stairs still? That is the key determinant to vintage Slinky value. Kids usually stretch them out, too.c

Funny PostLoLoLoLo

Posted on 12 years ago
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From Hobbs

Do they work well on stairs still? That is the key determinant to vintage Slinky value. Kids usually stretch them out, too.c

I dropped one of my Luddies down the stairs once... it did not work well... the throwoff went right through the shell... the vintage value went down. I'd imagine the same would hold true in the case of the Slinky.

Kidding aside... Let's see some pics! Excited

Posted on 12 years ago
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FYII think the proper terminology is "Slingy's".

Posted on 12 years ago
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Slingy's are great! I have two sets of them.

Show us what you've got!

Lynn

I'm no guru, just a vintage drum junkie!

Psalm 150:5
1945 Slingerland RK sparkling gold pearl 26/13/14/16/early 50s 5.5x14 Krupa RK
1967 Slingerland green glass glitter 20/12/14/Hollywood Ace
60s Slingerland 24/13/16/7x14 project
24/13/16/7x14 project RKs
60s 5 & 6.5 Sound Kings
1942 7x14 WMP Krupa RK
1930s Slingerland Universal
1967 Ludwig Hollywood sparkling blue pearl 22/12/13/16
1967 Ludwig Supraphonic 400 & 402
1965 Ludwig Jazz Fest sparkling blue pearl
1923 Ludwig 5x14 NOB
Posted on 12 years ago
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I know they're called "slingy's" but I like to call em Slinky's.... That's just me..

I'll post pictures when I get a chance to upload some. They are only shells, I need everything! I haven't tried to get the wrap off yet so I'm not sure how i want to finish them, natural or all sparkly.

I'm also working on an old Gretsch bop kit. Just finished the snare, as soon as I'm done with the other 3 pieces I'll start the Slinky's

Posted on 12 years ago
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Posts: 20 Threads: 9

I know they're called "slingy's" but I like to call em Slinky's.... That's just me..

I'll post pictures when I get a chance to upload some. They are only shells, I need everything! I haven't tried to get the wrap off yet so I'm not sure how i want to finish them, natural or all sparkly.

I'm also working on an old Gretsch bop kit. Just finished the snare, as soon as I'm done with the other 3 pieces I'll start the Slinky's

Posted on 12 years ago
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