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Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2

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stephent28
Posted 2007-08-14 1:51 PM (#86193)
Subject: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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Since you guys passed on the cheap Martin at 1 million, I though I would offer this up as a 2nd chance offering!

1930 Martin OM-45 Delux

Not a bad return :eek: on the initial $225 asking price!
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cliff
Posted 2007-08-14 2:11 PM (#86194 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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This has got stonebobbo written all OVER it! . . .
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Tupperware
Posted 2007-08-14 2:23 PM (#86195 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Looks amazingly like the TAK-75.

Hell for that kind of money you could buy a stake in the damn TAK factory! OM is my favorite size/shape of guitar.

Dave
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CrimsonLake
Posted 2007-08-14 2:33 PM (#86196 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Dave - this one is right up your alley:

KOA Uke
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fillhixx
Posted 2007-08-14 3:10 PM (#86197 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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So, aside from Paris Hilton, who is that stupid and has that kind of money?
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MWoody
Posted 2007-08-14 3:31 PM (#86198 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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Howard Hughes, Michael Jackson, Al Quida, etc...
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Beal
Posted 2007-08-14 3:48 PM (#86199 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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Gotta have the decimal in the wrong place. It should go for 60-70.
The 75 is better, it plugs in.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2007-08-14 5:32 PM (#86200 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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Originally posted by cliff:
This has got stonebobbo written all OVER it! . . .
Move the decimal point three places to the left and this baby is MINE!
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FlicKreno aka Solid Top
Posted 2007-08-14 8:17 PM (#86201 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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..I Love Paris Hilton..and Alexandra Paul.. :)

Vic
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cruster
Posted 2007-08-14 8:50 PM (#86202 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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CRAP! I accidentally hit BIN and then "Yes, I'm sure". My wife is going to be upset in the morning. :eek:

Then again, that's par for the course. What am I worried about? :D


(I keed, I keed)
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cholloway
Posted 2007-08-14 11:49 PM (#86203 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Not often a museum sells off its exhibit pieces. Did y'all check out some of their other offerings?
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Paul Blanchard
Posted 2007-08-15 10:23 AM (#86204 - in reply to #86193)
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Just what I need to add to my childhood collection of Roy Rogers memorabilia.
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moody, p.i.
Posted 2007-08-15 10:47 AM (#86205 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Roy Rogers bought his OM-45 in a pawn shop for $30.

What's with the tuners on the guitar? Looks like banjo friction pegs......
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Tupperware
Posted 2007-08-15 11:53 AM (#86206 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Originally posted by moody, p.i.:
What's with the tuners on the guitar? Looks like banjo friction pegs......
That's the way the old Martins were. It's a pretty cool look. I'm using 5:1 planary gear banjer tuners on a couple of my ukes and I'm thinking to maybe try them on a guitar. The only problem is that they require a larger peghead hole. So you need to be pretty damn sure before you experiment.

Dave
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Jeff W.
Posted 2007-08-15 1:12 PM (#86207 - in reply to #86193)
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if it doesn't work... you always convert it into a slothead.
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brainslag
Posted 2007-08-15 1:43 PM (#86208 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Originally posted by cholloway:
Not often a museum sells off its exhibit pieces. Did y'all check out some of their other offerings?
..yeah, and not supprisingly no bids. Everythings overpriced.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2007-08-15 1:48 PM (#86209 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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Originally posted by cholloway:
Not often a museum sells off its exhibit pieces. Did y'all check out some of their other offerings?
It's a virtual museum. Online only. I think they originally wanted to build something and started collecting guitars from people (perhaps even donated to the museum by the more philanthropic folk) but nevere got the project off the ground.

In a virtual museum, once you've taken all the pictures, you don't need the actual guitar anymore. :rolleyes:
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schroeder
Posted 2007-08-15 2:06 PM (#86210 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2


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Y'all realise that Mr Wong took all our pics at the tours - any day now al and miles are going to start a virtual fan club. We are redundant.
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stephent28
Posted 2007-08-15 3:13 PM (#86211 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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Originally posted by brainslag:
yeah, and not supprisingly no bids. Everythings overpriced.
but they give you the option to "make an offer!"
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stephent28
Posted 2007-08-17 12:45 AM (#86212 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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:eek: :eek: :eek:

Did they just raise the price another 250,000??
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Beal
Posted 2007-08-17 8:40 AM (#86213 - in reply to #86193)
Subject: Re: Tuppy & Uncle Beal Part 2



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No that's where it always I think, but with so many zeros I never looked closely anyway.
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