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I'm pretty sure those vintage flying V basses go for like $3000 because so few of them were made. One of my favorite basses that I'll likely never own because collector's prices have made them unaffordable.
Haha
There are a few that are on ebay for like $4000 but I'm pretty sure some of those have been listed for years... like that freaking awesome blue one. I'd commit murder for that thing haha.
Anyone have an electronic press kit they could share? I need to do one for MDT and could use a reference. Muchos gracias in advance.
That really sucks, but renting a uhaul or van somewhere else isnt expensive compared to the cost of gear. They should look in to it.
got the mandatory "Drug Free Workplace" meeting this morning. I told my boss I was philosophically opposed to such a thing, LOL.
Whoa, last night got a little too weird. Luckily I had a chilly a.m. run today to clear my noggin.
Wait...you guys have gigs?
gonna get another dingwall?
Haha
Fallen in love with Canadian wood eh?
Good point - I just rented a 12 foot box truck from Budget for 24 hours and the total was under 40 bucks. A van would be even cheaper. Mileage would add a little but it wouldn't be that much. I'll pass the idea along.

Yeah, he was by my place this morning to check out the SG and we were talking about the ones that have been on ebay for what seems like years. I told him he should be somewhat realistic about the price, since he wants to actually sell it and it's somewhat of a player's bass and not a collector's item (although he takes good care of his instruments). I may have to wade out into TB at large to do some probing about interest/value, but I need to check it out in person this weekend and take some pics as well.
I guess this thread is going to keep going. The Maxed Out title seems rather fitting at this point.
Last summer my dad wanted to move some furniture, but his truck was in storage about an hour away at my grandma's house. He wanted to drive there and back to pick the truck up, drive around town to move the furniture, then drop it back off. That is ~5 hours of driving and fuel. I told him it would be cheaper and faster to just rent a uHaul and do it. Regardless of the logic and money savings I offered him, he insisted on using his truck.![]()
Might not hurt to have it professionally appraised, considering it's likely still worth over $2k. I bet there are collectors out there willing to pay what it's "worth."