Crywolf

Hey everyone, sorry for the radio silence. I had to leave town due to a family emergency. I'll try and get back to all your questions/comments later this week.

Thanks for all the helpful comments! I really appreciate all the advice.

I just decided to look into this so I don't have pics yet. All are USA Hamers and almost all come with the original Hamer case, which show normal wear for 35 years old. All guitars are in very good to excellent condition both functionally and cosmetically, except the '83 Vector which has significant cosmetic wear, but plays and sounds great. I have three matched sets of Daytonas/T-51s (matching finish, fingerboard woods and pickguards.) This list is missing at least a couple guitars, but these are ones I know of for sure: 1983 Vector 25th Ann. Artist Red 90's Phantom Chapparal 1990 refin Cruise Bass Daytona Natural Rosewood Daytona Natural Maple Daytona Natural Maple Diablo Natural Duotone (3-hole) Eclipse Eclipse 12 Korina Artist 3 p90 Korina Artist Custom Korina Junior Korina Standard Ltd. Ed. 1997 Korina Standard Ltd. Ed. 1997 Korina Artist P90 Korina Eclipse Korina Special Jr. Mirage I koa Mirage II koa Monaco III Monaco III Natural NAMM guitar Newport NAMM guitar Special P90 Studio P90 (gold top) Studio Rosewood T-52 Natural Maple T51F Natural Maple T-52 Natural Rosewood T-52 White Maple T-62

Hey Everyone, I'm a long time Hamer fan and I may have met some of you at one of the HFC open houses back in the 90's. I have more than 30 USA Hamers and I'm wondering if anyone know of someone who could 1.) value the guitars and/or 2.) someone who might be a possible buyer of my collection. Any help is much appreciated!

I will be back home late Saturday - I will post pics ASAP. Thanks, Kevin

Would you be interested in a Korina Standard, one of the initial "limited run" from '96 or '97? Like you, I have two of them and I only need one. Both are in excellent condition - all original with original HSC. I am traveling until Saturday, but I can send pics then if you are interested. Thanks, Kevin