Hi.
It's been quite a while since I've visited the forum. So long, in fact, that I had to re-register. Maybe it's because I finally have a place to setup my Rogers kit, but whatever the reason, I'm starting to get the drum bug again.
Anyway, there's a local CL post that may or may not be of interest. From the look of it, it's got some condition problems, but who knows, maybe somebody here may be interested.
How do you know I didn't post this CL listing? I know how to spell "bass," thank you.
Ask him to throw in the carpet to sweeten the deal.
That kit was on Ebay for a long time. They had several offers but always let them expire.
Classic. I sent an email...according to that email, he's got 6 offers and he's looking to get $500. I'm calling shenanigans. From my experience on CL, you go with the first guy who shows up with cash.
Classic. I sent an email...according to that email, he's got 6 offers and he's looking to get $500. I'm calling shenanigans. From my experience on CL, you go with the first guy who shows up with cash.
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John
This is my stand point, My area is a waste land meaning not alot of vintage kits are around here for sale. This kit here is a very nice looking kit condition wise and all. Here are a few points that snare drum could be a COB model, and even if it's a ludalloy model on ebay that's $250.00 easy. so even at $500.00 you've got a good deal here. If this was in my area I would already own it. I have dealt with a many of sellers such as this CL ad poster. I would have made an appointment to see the drums, get a face to face meeting with him. Face to face beats an email anytime, especially if you have the money in hand.
