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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I cannot believe someone has not snarfed this one up yet. I wish I had the money. If you put any thought into it, this is a freak'n bargain, and a once in a lifetime chance. Ok.. maybe leather work is not your thing... then stop reading.
However.. a pair of Murga Boots used... $1500-ish. A Murga strap..$200-ish.. that leaves a custom made Hamer with Seymour Duncan pickup with the leather body work well UNDER $2000.
This is not my auction, nor do I even know the guy whose auction it is. I was just skimming eBay and remembered this item has come up before, and I just can't believe someone hasn't snagged it.
Hmmm they're my size boots too :(
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Can't use the boots unless they come with a paddle, but the guitar was intriguing when it was posted here the first time, and it still is. Unique is an understatement. |
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Location: NJ | I like the OstrichSkin-covered one, myself . . .
(that one was a Warmoth kit-build as opposed to a Hamer, wasn't it, Bill??) |
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Location: Jet City | If it had a neck pickup maybe... |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | it was cliff |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | The Ostrich one matches my Murga boots. I think that's the one Tony showed me a couple years ago... but again... the darn $'s thing was/is the issue.
Was the Ostrich the one with the SUPERSized neck ? Was like a Louisville Slugger cut in half with a fretboard attached... but man was it easy to play!!! |
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Bill Kaman Hamer Broadcaster