The Guitar Thread
The Guitar Thread
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- i_monk7
My dad's finally selling his original 1954 Martin D-28.
He developed crippling arthritis in the 90s, had multiple surgeries to keep basic functionality but hasn't played since. He had a band in the 70s, and played with Chubby Checker when he was on tour once.
- The Explorer on the left is purdysausages
- That looks like it has some quality miles on itstoplying
- That’s a beauty. I have a guitar there now for repairsGnash
- Why wouldn't he give it to youcanoe
- jesus canoe, its worth $20k+. its unreasonable for anyone (other than a collector) to own such a guitar unless they bought it back in the day.kingsteven
- You don't have to be a collector to own a guitar dude, man should give his son a bit of history.robthelad
- Beautiful guitar!futurefood
- well apart from it being completely parasocial to enquire or assume inheritance. i_monks dad sounds like he has plenty of history to pass downkingsteven
- “Parasocial” doesn’t mean “having an opinion about a stranger’s family situation.” Presumptuous or intrusive would be closer.canoe
- That said, fair enough. we’re now all confidently debating what a man none of us knows should do with a guitar none of us owns. QBN successfully achieved.canoe
- Tomorrow is truly better.canoe
- parasocial to go there! was giving you the benifit of the doubt you may not know the value, rob not so much lol.kingsteven
- Lol canoe. :)mort_