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45flint
Posted 2006-10-08 4:54 PM (#324625)
Subject: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Just made a new purchase this weekend. I think there are too many guitars in the stable. I am working to get some photographs but if there is any interest let me know:

1. 1993 Collectors. Excellent sounding guitar in excellent shape

2. 1997 Collectors Parlor. Narrow neck in excellent condition.

3. Gibson Centenial edition of a 1939 J-100 with a stairstep peghead. Only 100 made. Almost mint.

4. Japanese market celebrity doubleneck with a curly maple top - tobacco stain. rarely seen. I have two OFC members looking at this one but would take anyone as further backup. Will not pit you against each other, I will just go down the list.

Thanks
Steve
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-10-08 5:50 PM (#324626 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting
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I plan to buy Steve's Doubleneck... Have most of the cash right now.....Is anyone interested in an 30th Anniversary Model Custom Legend that has gone from Al to another member and then to me? It has a small crack in the finish. looks like a case hit it and made an small indentation on the body near the neck on the top. Otherwise a perfectly mint clean and fantastic bear claw top. $900.00
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45flint
Posted 2006-10-08 6:32 PM (#324627 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Northcountry: You are furthering my GAS attack. I saw the 30th Anniversary Model at Sam Ashes about 2 year ago and thought it was about the most beautiful guitar I have ever seen. I'm thinking about this one but I think the idea of the post was to reduce my collection.
Steve
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-08 6:39 PM (#324628 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Randy, email me some pics. I just missed one on ebay and then I think I got a sham second chance offer. I'm looking for a 30th Anniversary for our 30th next year, but if I can save some money on yours, I'll save the corresponding amount when my wife gets her rings redone next year.
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Tony Calman
Posted 2006-10-08 7:04 PM (#324629 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting



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Mark, if you do - might want to consider having it sent direct to the factory...only cost you the shipping from the factory to you (believe it is now $30). Course, I haven't seen the pics but Customer Service does wonders for pennies on the dollar.
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alpep
Posted 2006-10-08 7:12 PM (#324630 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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I am interested in the gibson.
send pics and details
thanks
al
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-10-08 7:13 PM (#324631 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting
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Will do guy's I love the sound of this guitar and it is a real looker even with the ding in it. I play the two Adamas's on stage now and the other Custom legend cutaway as my alternate tuned guitar for some Led Zeppelin. I do not use the 30th as much as I would like.
I would be interested in a possible trade toward the double neck Steve?? I have had my head turned by an Adamas 2 for sale in here as well....Making an offer on this as well....This is one guitar hungry bunch we have here. GAS is rampant this month! We are close in price already on the double neck but if your interested I'd give you a good deal on it plus some cash.
Or... if someone has cash for me on this and is a member, I will include the shipping and a new pack of nanoweb stings for the 900.00 Photo's sent...
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45flint
Posted 2006-10-08 8:45 PM (#324632 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Give Mark a chance at the 30th. I just can't justify getting two guitars in one week. I have a wife ya know.
Steve
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45flint
Posted 2006-10-08 9:35 PM (#324633 - in reply to #324625)
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97 Collectors is sold. Steve
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-08 10:00 PM (#324634 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Thanks. I'll take the 30th, Randy. I'll email you the details. I'm thinking about Tony's idea of sending it to the factory and having them fix the ding. Then it would be like new for our 30th. Although Tony has a few of them in perfect condition, I have to decide if I'm that fussy.
I need to try some crack repair on the 87 Collector's and the Custom Balladeer, but I seem to be happy with the cracks in them, or at least happy enough to put off trying to get them fixed.
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stephent28
Posted 2006-10-08 11:21 PM (#324635 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting



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and Mark's tagline slowly grows to 3 columns deep ;)
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-08 11:30 PM (#324636 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Who's counting? I'll have to start doing like some of you guys and just forget the "tag line" because I have too many. In a few years I could just do a link to my gallery. I changed it to go horizontally awhile ago so it wouldn't look too pretentious, but if it goes to 4 lines, I may have to think of something else.
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edensharvest
Posted 2006-10-09 12:07 AM (#324637 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Why not be happy with cracks...our respective significant others are apparently happy with the cracks in us... ;)
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-09 12:12 AM (#324638 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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By the way, I still have a wife, too. She's buying this one. I think she's getting into this game of "gift exchange".
I'm going to have to do some rearranging. I'm running out of wall space. I'm thinking about putting the 3 12 fretters together and putting up a couple more hangers on one of the other walls. It would be nice to have higher ceilings or get some of those Hercules hangers so I could hang them closer together.
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45flint
Posted 2006-10-09 8:44 AM (#324639 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Mark, For me I never worry about "small" imperfections. Guitars are to be played and the small stuff can happen. My 87 collectors has one ding on the soundboard, and to me when collecting second hand guitars that is ok. That keeps me making that first little mark on perfection and kicking myself for a week. Life is too short play em.
Steve
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-09 10:16 AM (#324640 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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It's kind of like door dings. Some people don't care. I get pissed and say I'm going to get it fixed, but I never do.
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45flint
Posted 2006-10-12 8:00 PM (#324641 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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gh1 - I have your total for the 97 collectors but I do not have your email address. I can only respond to your messages once and I have done that. Please send me your email.
Steve
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-10-14 9:39 PM (#324642 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting
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Steve; While your on the subject of guitars and emails....I am worried that my emails are not reaching you. I have not recieved a response since earlier this week??? I find that sometimes my messages end up automatically going straight into the deleted box where they are not found until much later.
We can discuss the guitar sale later I just want to be sure you are getting my emails. I am sure you understand.
Thanks Randy
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-14 10:55 PM (#324643 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Randy,
I wondered the same. Did you get my check and the email with my address to send the 30th Anniversary????
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-10-14 11:56 PM (#324644 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting
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Got it today. Thought we already knew what we were doing. We have talked a few times since our first contact. And I have now found a guitar box to send this in. So I guess we are all good...
I was worried about Steve because we had not talked for 6 days and we have a deal kinda hanging with no direction yet and my emails were not going through.
I recieved an email a few minutes ago from Steve, so I guess all is well on both fronts and I am moving forward on the celebrity double neck.

Randy
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-15 12:33 AM (#324645 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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I always say I'm not in any hurry, but once I start thinking about the next guitar, I get a little anxious. I can usually go a couple hours without checking the tracking history. I'm not obsessive, am I? Thanks Randy.
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-10-15 10:15 AM (#324646 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting
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Every single one of us does the same thing Mark. If they say they don't, their a lion. I am as bad or worse than you my friend.
It will go out mid week in a nice "GIBSON" box.....sorry......all they had.
No worries. You will have a tracking number you can use as your home page very soon.
Randy
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2006-10-15 6:56 PM (#324647 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Randy, I just found out that there was an email message from you that my wife put in the trash. I suppose I should have looked there first before I started wondering why you hadn't responded. I'm looking forward to the guitar, even if it comes in a Gibson box. I have a few extra boxes I probably should get rid of. My wife might be hoping I'll use them to sell off a couple guitars.
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45flint
Posted 2006-10-16 6:29 PM (#324648 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting


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Randy, I sent you two messages and I don't see them in my sent messages on this board. Can you email me directly at coshoctongray@yahoo.com if you did not get my emails today. I have pictures for you of the doubleneck.
Steve
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Northcountry
Posted 2006-10-16 6:36 PM (#324649 - in reply to #324625)
Subject: Re: The price of GAS and too much collecting
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Emailing right now. Thanks something is real wierd with the emails?
The address you have posted above is not the address the club sends me??? I get an AOL address from those messages

walhondinghunter@aol.com ??????

Here's mine...sorry everyone for the private messages we are really experiencing a failure to communicate! Dont'chaa just love it when technology turns to crap.


All I can picture is Miles turning knobs and pulling switches,behind the curtain all the while doing weird voices through and old Microphone Al sold him when they were kids...............Yes he is wearing pants.

rldecker@frontiernet.net
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