Keep the BD head original, but mostly scamers will answer your question without pics. The rest of us will wait until we can see them before answering. We know that without pics.,...it don`t exsist !!

SlingerLeedy drums are my favorites. So, with love for the drums, and respect for you as a fellow drummer, I give my opinion of value. The three pieces without a matching period-correct floor tom are worth no more than $300 to me. With a correct 16x16 floor tom, they would be worth $600--$800. To a beginner vintage drum buyer, you might get $500 for the three drums. Then, that novice will learn the harsh realities of trying to match old WMP from different drum sets, and also trying to find a floor tom for less than he spent on the other three drums.

The snare is a gem. Those can fetch a few bucks over 250. Sometimes they will go above 375, depending on condition and finish. Leedy snares and drums are über cool (even the Slingerland era builds). The bass and tom are worth what someone will pay. Some have gone for as low as 125 apiece, while others have gone into the higher realm of several hundred apiece. Put all that together and you are looking at in the area of 600 or more for the three. If you had the matching 16 floor, it would climb way way way over a grand as a matched set.

I see a beautiful $500 snare, a $300 BD and $150 tom tom, if you keep them together !! Part them out, you wont get that !!

The floor tom issue is not yours nor should it effect what you have, that`s the buyers problem and they know it !!

Don`t let anyone talk you out of that Shelly Mann snare,...many will try !!

AMEN!!! Excellent advice.

The Casual outfit did not come with a Floor tom and probably why yours don`t have one. It was a BD, Snare, HH and cymbals, That`s what you can list it as cuz that`s probably the way it was bought !!

Look at the condition of the drums, I wonder ??