For a small practice kit they aren't bad. Never personally owned one, but never heard anything bad about them.

They are awesome versatile little kits

I have one I used mine with the mesh practice heads installed

but they sound pretty nice with regular Remo heads also

Thanks!

The door on the 1964 camper is 20" wide. Can't fit normal bass drum through. Emailed for a look see. Want's 150 USD which seems fair enough. Less would be better :-)

Creighton

Creighton ask about the mesh heads

they all come with those when new

150.00 is right about the going price used

I see the tom arms are mis-matched but other than that they look good

keep them as long as you need them

you will always get your 150.00 back if and when you decide to sell them

I thought you were joking...:)

Kenwood,

Thank you will do. Looking at images of these kits the "FT" was mounted on the ride stand. Do you think it is just assembled wrong?

Larryz,

Nope, Actual camper space is 10' long. Here is a picture with a Slingerland Student snare for scale. Do enjoy being in the campgrounds with the monster RV's. A bunch of those folks had one of these back in the day. Great chats.

Creighton

Hello again Creighton,

Looking at the above picture

it looks to me like the 10" tom is on the floor with the 13" snare

the 12" and 14"(floor tom) are mounted to the 20" bass drum

(once again, one of the two tom arms being used on the bass drum is non-original )

so yes indeed they are assembled different than they normally would be

It may be a config comfortable for the seller

It may be that one of the three 7/8" tom arms and the cymbal stand clamp are missing.

The 7/8" tom arm normally used to join the 14" drum to a cymbal stand at floor tom height is much shorter in length that the two used on the bass drum

attached is a picture of the exact kit I have here

and the designed configuration for the drums showing all factory supplied hardware

Minus the mesh drum head package with plastic cymbals