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SPECTOR® Club - Part 25

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Not sure if I ever saw this one, but I might mortgage my soul for that. And I'm not even a fan of Gloss or Chrome. :eek:
Do you mind me asking how much you let it go for?
 
Maybe I can join as well
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Had to borrow the PO's pics....the way that it was explained, this was an NS2a that Kramer put together at the end...the inlays are real....the Haz Lab is real...it absolutely kills....now to find another....
 
Not sure if I ever saw this one, but I might mortgage my soul for that. And I'm not even a fan of Gloss or Chrome. :eek:
Do you mind me asking how much you let it go for?

Yeah I bought it and sold it 2 weeks later for $1,000 loss. So now I'm selling my Ian Hill for a $600 loss...Damn thing didn't sell yet!!....But the worse was when I sold my Modulus Flea...$1,400 LOSS!!....I thought you was suppose to make money playing music?....hahaha :bassist::bassist:
 
Not sure if I ever saw this one, but I might mortgage my soul for that. And I'm not even a fan of Gloss or Chrome. :eek:
Do you mind me asking how much you let it go for?

$3,500 shipped sealed and delivered....He was kind of picky and had a very good eye....he says I know its not your fault but when they sprayed(painted) it it has a slight line on the back of the neck. I never noticed it. He examines the bass probably with Magnifiying glass. Kind of like Patrick saying one of his basses was dirty around knobs, something an average person doesn't spot but these guys like their museum pieces..hehe...:bassist:
 
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