Me personally......zero. Its all either rusty broken hardware, or cheap luan crap drums.

I'd accept $500 to remove it from his property.

I'd study the pictures and make a list of salable stuff.There are a few flat-base Ludwig snare stands, a Slingerland BD pedal, a 70's Premier HH stand and snare stand.A set of rototoms. A lot of luan shells w/NO resale value. That might be $100. There are a few interesting rering shells that may be Mexican PDP's. A lot of crap, a few things that are interesting.

Someone else's trash. He'd have to pay me to haul it to the dump.

John

It looks like there could be a fire pit close by that picnic table which is where the shells would go, but I,d like to cherry pick the rest, for maybe 50 bucks.

My question is; how does someone end up with that much junk?..why would he keep worthless shells around? He must know that its garbage....doesn't he?Hmmmm

Some gas and a match !!!

Maybe I'll offer the phone number of the Hoarders TV program?

A giant dumpster.flowers2

Depends on how much "sweat equity" you're willing to put in.....

You don't know unless you go

I've wound up with some very nice items from "batch sales" I would have passed on had I judged solely by the pics....

Even the feet off the un-restorable stands have some "original value"

The low-end shells might be welcomed at a non-profit music school or other charity as well

Just some first-coffee-of-the-day thoughts...lol