The Holy Grail Of Junk Guitars!
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Re: The Holy Grail Of Junk Guitars!
Wow,it sold for $1026.That is only $27 more than than the reissue($999).
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Re: The Holy Grail Of Junk Guitars!
Kind of ironic that yesteryear's budget guitars (Danos, Supros etc) are now "collectible". For the low winning bid on that Airline, you could probably find a slightly abused 620...
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I think that was a pretty good price.
I expected it to go for more. Not really my cup of tea but cool nontheless.
I expected it to go for more. Not really my cup of tea but cool nontheless.
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Yeah, but much as I like Rics, I'd still buy the Airline......the 620 isn't going to be rare and collectible anytime soon.antipodean wrote:Kind of ironic that yesteryear's budget guitars (Danos, Supros etc) are now "collectible". For the low winning bid on that Airline, you could probably find a slightly abused 620...
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"Collectible": colloquial description of an item for which the high market value has no relationship with said item's quality or utility. 
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Re: The Holy Grail Of Junk Guitars!
Along with "classic".
Besides this Forum and the RIC forum, I write on a couple of topics for AllExperts.com. One-of course, is guitars. The other is classic cars. Ouch. I specifically say on my home page what I focus on:
"Most questions involving vintage car restoration, mechanical and body, paint and upholstery. Parts sourcing. Extensive experience in wood-bodied station wagons, British and French cars of the '40s through '70s. Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, Sunbeam Alpine and Tiger, Citroen Maserati, VW Beetle, 1955-65 Chevrolet (especially Nomad station wagons), Corvair."
Still, I get questions from folks asking where to get their '86 Volvo tuned up, or asking why the door doesn't close on a '82 Impala...
"Classic" has come to mean "anything on which all the payments have been made".
Besides this Forum and the RIC forum, I write on a couple of topics for AllExperts.com. One-of course, is guitars. The other is classic cars. Ouch. I specifically say on my home page what I focus on:
"Most questions involving vintage car restoration, mechanical and body, paint and upholstery. Parts sourcing. Extensive experience in wood-bodied station wagons, British and French cars of the '40s through '70s. Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, Sunbeam Alpine and Tiger, Citroen Maserati, VW Beetle, 1955-65 Chevrolet (especially Nomad station wagons), Corvair."
Still, I get questions from folks asking where to get their '86 Volvo tuned up, or asking why the door doesn't close on a '82 Impala...
"Classic" has come to mean "anything on which all the payments have been made".
Re: The Holy Grail Of Junk Guitars!
I certainly do.whojamfan wrote:Eastwood has some pretty cool stuff...
Re: The Holy Grail Of Junk Guitars!
eatswodo wrote:I certainly do.whojamfan wrote:Eastwood has some pretty cool stuff...
So does this cat:

