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Wow. Just wow. It's not often that I'm at a complete loss for words, but here we are.
 
Whoh:thwap: Shoot the 38.00 shipping is ridicules and 13 bids oh my.
 
Given the title, I expected to read transcripts replete with deleted explicatives of Spud trying to sell the winning number to the raffle.

"What I've got is f@CK!ng golden. I ain't f#ckin' giving it away for nuttin'"

I'm happy to see that it is only a butchered ax.
 
what could someone possibly think is worth over $150 bucks with shipping on that hacked up piece of *****.... :thwap:
 
Wow...sometimes I don't know what people are thinking when they do stuff like that to a guitar. I could see getting a cheap guitar and hacking it up, but come on...doing that to a strat is utter blasphemy!! Leo is rolling over in his grave right now.
 
Some folks shouldn't be allowed sharp things :) . Actually I'm not sure which is the greater act of vandalism, the hatchet job on the body (no irony intended here) or the Alembic Strat-o-Boost that some misguided person installed. Aaarghh :thwap:
 
The story

The story behind this has to be interesting. Why? What? Where? Who?

The crack in the headstock is a serious problem and the mystery notch at the headstock? What the?

How can someone try to sell this and how can someone actually buy it?

An SX SST57 or 62 would be like a millions times better investment.

This whole deal is actually sickening. Somebody really didn't like the strat look.

This plan definitely went way wrong. Or the plan went just fine but the hacker was deranged. Yeah, that's got to be it. The modder is insane.

Duffy
 
Not to be devil's advocate here, but if that guitar was bought second hand in a time like, well, the 80s, before CBS era Strats were considered vintage, this could have been a cheap, second hand guitar.

I'll agree, though, that the "modding" done on this thing is horrific. It should be burned to ashes.

Is that fiberglas, joint compound, or Bondo in the pickup cavities? I can't tell.:thwap:
 
Katastrophe said:
Not to be devil's advocate here, but if that guitar was bought second hand in a time like, well, the 80s, before CBS era Strats were considered vintage, this could have been a cheap, second hand guitar.

I agree, back in the 80s, when you could still get 50s and 60s strats for < $3k, that would have been a $200 - $300 guitar. Nobody wanted CBS strats. Back in the 80s I had a '78 Strat that was the worst guitar I've ever owned, bar none. I couldn't give it away back then. It boggles my mind that that guitar is now worth several thousand dollars. :thwap:

Katastrophe said:
I'll agree, though, that the "modding" done on this thing is horrific. It should be burned to ashes.

Also agreed, a travesty.

Katastrophe said:
Is that fiberglas, joint compound, or Bondo in the pickup cavities? I can't tell.:thwap:

Looks like shielding paint to me.

tung
 
I have lost all faith in humanity because of this thread.... thanks guys.

I threw up in my mouth a little also........

I prayed... and I'm not that type

My soul has a backache due to this guitar.

I punched a baby because of this too.

Im not celebrating christmas because of it.

I......I.....I
 
Wait a minute guys. Shouldn't this be considered as "vintaged" for real? Shouldn't this thing be worth $3-4,000? OK, I'm just kidding. Not even a cheap one deserves this. :puke:
 
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