Beautiful playing and sounding (really) 2004 SD-50. Absolutely the best one I've played or heard. I just bought a classic car, and am forced to sell it. Unbelievable guitar. $1375 includes shipping. ward@madbbs.com
Thanks, Mark!
Beautiful guitar. I love old cars. What did you get?
jeff
A '61 Tempest wagon - very cool.
Bill
If I didn't already have one I'd be all over this. That's a great deal on an outstanding guitar.
Sorry you have to part w/ it.
57GT -_-
Quote2004 SD-50. Absolutely the best one I've played or heard.
Sorry, you haven't played my SD. ^_^
Yeah, these are outrageous guitars. I'd sell a classic car for one of these (just kidding!).
Good luck with the sale.
Quote from: LvGod on April 23, 2006, 10:13:26 PM
A '61 Tempest wagon - very cool.
Bill
Hey, I owned a 61 Tempest in 66-67. It wasn't a classic at that time. Had a 4 cylinder engine, auto trans with the little dash mounted shift lever and was front wheel drive. Lived in Battle Creek Michigan in January 1967 when 34 inches of snow fell in less than 24 hours. That little Tempest was one of the few cars that could drive through that stuff.
That's the one!
my wife still talks about her old buick special (sister version of the car). when the money situation allows, you should be able to get a load of guitars in the back!
from wikipedia
"In its first iteration (1961-63), the Tempest was a compact car with an innovative curved driveshaft and a rear-mounted Corvair-derived transaxle - a combined differential and transmission that makes the weight distribution between front and rear more even. The Tempest was Motor Trend magazine's Car of the Year for 1961. Road & Track also praised the Tempest as "exceptionally roomy" and "one of the very best utility cars since the Model-A Ford."
sounds like fun. maybe they will bring donuts out to the car in the parking lot for you on roller scates. can we have car pictures here?
jeff
Drat. The timing isn't good for me, otherwise I too would be interested. That's a great price.
i'd give you my 71 super beetle for it :p
love,
eor