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Well, unless the original wrap was trashed, you may have hurt the value. Any time you re-wrap a vintage kit, it detracts from the value. However, in the case of Japanese drums, it may or may not hurt the value, but don't expect to recoup your cost of rewrapping. It is of little real value to others. Is this a Pearl President kit, with some extra drums?

Can you provide details on the original kit, minus all the glitz and add-ons? Sizes and approx year? Original wrap color and reason for rewrapping? What hardware and cymbals are included?

All this is needed to address the question of value. If you are looking to sell, I suggest you go to ebay and search completed listings for actual sales, and subtract maybe 25-50% for the rewrap. If you are looking for an insurance valuation, you will need to pay for an independent appraisal, we only know what the market is, not what an insurance company would pay for fire or theft loss.

Nice looking Red Sparkle, or is it glass glitter?

I think "re-skinned" means new heads here.

Especially for the "BASE" drum.DOH

Sorry JJ's, it appears we have a pedant in the house.

Your kit looks nice. It would be great to see a photo with it set up the way you purchased it back in 1980.

JJ-

Your drums are fantastic!!!

I can't give you a value, as I would try to undervalue them and get them for myself.

Naw-just kidding!!!!

But I have always fancied a Pearl fibreglass kit.

A set like this is on C/L for 450.00 the set is 8''.10'' C.toms,12'',13'',16 toms 22''bass 14'' C.O.B snare Zild. 14" h-h's,16'',18'' crash's and a 20 ride.All the stands set's in Gold silk....Mikey

I have fond memories of my Pearl Fiberglass drum set circa 1977. Some of my all-time favorite big band drummers were playing Pearl back then (Louie Bellson, Butch Miles and Ed Shaughnessy). Pearl's White Marine Pearl wrap was especially beautiful before it started to fade...

thanks i purchased them in 1980 they were chrome. Do you have a fiberglass shell kit.

So this is a re-wrapped kit? 450 is all the money, maybe more than you could get from a vintage guy. Not sure the red sparkle was even available for these drums.