have the 12x15 Ludwig shell with lugs/rods/ hoops..

its a 3ply clear interior with rerings..

the shell needs to be sanded/rewrap..?

$60 +shipping..from Toronto/Canada

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Thanks for the reply, but I am looking for Stainless Steel shells.

I have both of those in stainless steel. Will get you all the condition details later this morning.

Hello

I have one on Ebay right now. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=271446874529&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT I don't know if you like the price though. However since you are local and a member of the forum I can cut you a deal.

Call me if you want:

818 312 3783

Vinny

Sorry this took so long.

Here's what I have available in 12x15 Ludwig Stainless Steel shells. These were either HS or college drums, so they were abused!

1) 1976 Snare Drum, B/O badge, Serial #1039616. Drilled for 8 high tension "mach" style lugs; Classic throw-off (also one extra hole drilled at some point to accommodate a P-85); P-32 butt; and internal tone control. No other holes. Slightly out of round but Remo heads will still fit (so Evans would probably fit better!). Polished up as good as can be but there are multiple minor surface issues (scratches, dings, small dents, etc.)

2) 1968 Snare Drum, keystone badge, Serial #635136. Drilled for 8 high tension "mach" style lugs; Classic throw-off; P-32 butt; and internal tone control. No other holes. A little more out of round than #1 on snare side, Remo head fits very tight (so Evans would probably fit better!). Batter side head fits much better. Polished up as good as can be but there are multiple minor surface issues (scratches, dings, small dents, etc.)

3) 1968 Tenor Drum, keystone badge, Serial #640987. Drilled for 8 high tension "mach" style lugs; internal tone control; and holes for carrier. This drum was played and carried like a bass drum, so the badge is installed "sideways". No other holes. This drum is almost perfectly in round. Polished up as good as can be but there are multiple minor surface issues (scratches, dings, small dents, etc.)

For what it's worth I've worked with several of these over the last couple of years, and just noticed the older two are much heavier material and much better drums than the B/O one...

Still looking, thanks.

Hello,

I am still looking for these. I would like complete drums rather then have to look for parts. Thank you.

Still looking, thanks.