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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | I've put in my retirement paperwork and the clock has started counting down...my finances are all tied up towards making sure I don't have to work another full time job again. I never thought of parting with the OFC II but I've also been after a GP for a few years now. The opportunity presented itself just the same as the Hurricane and Fudd trade happened out of nowhere last year. Truthfully, I didn't think AJ would go for the trade since he had just picked up Dave's NAMM. Of course, I hadn't thought about him turning around and putting it back up for sale either.
As much as I dug the OFC II, the GP plain kicks A## :D |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | The transaction involving No. 5 ended up being more complicated than some of the trades in pro sports with no less than five parties involved. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | I think another factor here is the picture. Some people cannot imagine how a guitar is going to look from a spec sheet. But a well taken photo jumps out at you and creates the covet factor. |
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Location: Tennessee | Originally posted by alpep:
where were all of you when I build this limited run of guitars? I believe I was in Pittsburgh at the time and we finalized the deal while I was in a hotel lobby. No regrets or buyers remorse whatsoever. Killer guitar.
I can't believe no one has bought this guitar yet. Maybe it's a bit too much rock star for most. I am convinced that down the road, these will have the same sort of mystique and allure about them that the original slotheads have. Just need to make them famous some how. |
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Location: Sydney, Australia | Originally posted by alpep:
oh yeah remember the guitar I sold Jerome that was on my site for 10 years and all of a sudden wow Jerome where did you ever find such a cool guitar.
You REALLY need to redesign your website. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Bobbo said: No regrets or buyers remorse whatsoever. Killer guitar. I hear you bro...as much as I understand how much Tim wanted a GP I can truthfully state (and pardon me for yelling...truth be known this is the only way I can do so for the time being): I LOVE MY #4 AND IT'S NOT GOING ANYWHERE ANYTIME SOON!!!
Thanks again Al!!! |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | BTW: Congrats on the retirement Tim!!!! And thanks for your service big guy!!!! |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | This is a sweriously good deal! It's one sweriously sweet guitar! |
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Location: New Jersey / New York | Al, I was thinking the same exact thing...
Tim, Nice one!!! Congratualtions on your retirement!!! |
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Location: Right now? | Whimper ... whimper ... whimper ... Oh, if only I could ... arrrggghhh! Good luck with the sale, Dave.
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FS: OFC II GUITAR WIDENECK + CARBON FIBER CASE
