My husband is thinking about putting his 1968 Ludwig blue pearl drums up for sale they are used (of course). I believe he said 4 pieces no stands but they still look and sound good. He has been playing on a set of Tama drums for awhile but he wants a set of Gretsch drums like Stephanie Eulinberg (kid Rocks Drummer). What I need to know is how much we should ask for his vintage drums??
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1968 ludwig drums
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Well first of all welcome to the forum and second of all, we need to see some pictures of the drums in order to determine just what you've got. Vintage drum values can vary widely based on the seemingly most insignificant things sometimes. 1968 was generally a good year for Ludwig drums, though.
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I wonder if Donalyn Goodloe and Babs Godley know each other...
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Well first of all welcome to the forum and second of all, we need to see some pictures of the drums in order to determine just what you've got. Vintage drum values can vary widely based on the seemingly most insignificant things sometimes. [COLOR="Magenta"]1968 was generally a good year for Ludwig drums, though.[/COLOR]
In 1968....
It was a very good year
It was a very good year for small town girls
And drums in blue pearl
We'd hide from the light
Till the hour was late
In 1968
Kevin
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