G'day,
What can &SHOULD i expect to pay for either of above kits in green sparkle & : 22 , 13" 16" in "players condition",
With ALL original parts except for heads?,
& Does anyone have aforementioned kits?,
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Early 60s Ludwig 3ply "Super Classic/'68 Slingerland green sparkle 22 13 16 value.
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I have been thinking of selling my 1966 Super classic, in almost perfect condition, but it's in champagne sparkle. I'd probably sell it with a matching snare for around 2,100, but the shipping to Australia would be awful.
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I have been thinking of selling my 1966 Super classic, in almost perfect condition, but it's in champagne sparkle. I'd probably sell it with a matching snare for around 2,100, but the shipping to Australia would be awful.
If you are in the US, it's difficult to compare prices between different countries, especially half way around the world. Keep in mind that $2100 USD would be equivalent to $3405 AUD based on the current exchange rate of 1.6216. On top of that, I wouldn't be surprised if Ludwig drums in Australia might even sell at a more premium price as a result of lower availability than in the US.
Mark
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Correct ☑✅Boslover,
The exchange rate& shipping,
But still cheaper than a new Legacy kit.
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