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Hey VM2K

Thanx

Nice to meet you

Be in Touch

Cheers

Daz

Posted on 14 years ago
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Daz, you also!Yes Sir:Santa:

Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
Posted on 14 years ago
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Hi VM2K

Just checked out ebay full search

Anything from $250 to $600, what a variance!!

But anyway I have better idea than about an hour ago !!

Cheers

Daz

Posted on 14 years ago
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Daz,

Depending on the condition of the Supra is where the price variance comes into play. Pitting on the shell as well as flaking of chrome makes a huge difference! The Ludalloy shell just doesn't hold up so well during the plating process. Also the hoops make a difference in price...in '65 they seemed to use whatever they had in stock, as I have 3 '65 supra's in mint condition (born that yr, and looking for a date stamp on my b-day, but believe they all took that Friday off...lol). One has COB hoops, One has Cob hoops with the drop down snare gate, and the other has a COS bottom, and COB batter side???

Posted on 14 years ago
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Hi Surface

Thanx for info

Cheers

Daz

Posted on 14 years ago
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From Darren Keery

Hi VM2KJust checked out ebay full searchAnything from $250 to $600, what a variance!!But anyway I have better idea than about an hour ago !!CheersDaz

The other BIG factor on price is shell material. Pre serial numbered brass ones get the big bucks. Serial numbers came in in alte 1963 or 4-ish from memory (they didn't change over precisely at midnight on New Year's eve!). Yours has a baseball bat muffler control (BB is the nickname) which means it is before the changeover to the knob sort. Well, actually there was a knob sort earlier, then BB, then back to a knob (but a little bigger). Does yours have a serial number? I may have missed the answer to that, and I can't pick it from the tarnished badge.

Posted on 14 years ago
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From zenstat

The other BIG factor on price is shell material. Pre serial numbered brass ones get the big bucks. Serial numbers came in in alte 1963 or 4-ish from memory (they didn't change over precisely at midnight on New Year's eve!). Yours has a baseball bat muffler control (BB is the nickname) which means it is before the changeover to the knob sort. Well, actually there was a knob sort earlier, then BB, then back to a knob (but a little bigger). Does yours have a serial number? I may have missed the answer to that, and I can't pick it from the tarnished badge.

it's a 1965 model the serial# is on the first page of the post.

Your drummers not much good is he!? What you need is someone that's as good as me. ! John Henry Bonham !!
Posted on 14 years ago
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From vintagemore2000

it's a 1965 model the serial# is on the first page of the post.

I thought I'd seen that somewhere...thanks.

I gotta stop procrastinating on getting my eyes tested for new reading glasses. electricit

Posted on 14 years ago
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Daz, if you're interested in selling any gear, notify the other U.K. members here--they're always complaining that there's no vintage drum gear over there.....marko

Posted on 14 years ago
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