Hamer Prototype II at Chicago Music Exchange

YIkes...

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How is that still staying together? You'd think that with string tension that side piece would just separate from the rest of the head.  

 
I have to point out what a monumental bit of ridiculousness this actually is!

1. This was not a sustainblock, nor a sustainblock trem guitar, Exhibit 1:

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2. The only other possibility would be a Kaher guitar. However, we now have (Exhibit 2):

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WONDERBAR!

This, gentlemen, is a Kahler Prototype II with a broken headstock, upgraded with a Washburn Wonderbar (trem arm not included)! Yours for only $1,095 (direct) or $1,100 (Reverb) and free shipping!

 
I just had a thought (mostly because of the 0.88" 1st fret neck measurement): 

Ditch the WonderbarTM 

Fill the Kahler void with a nice slab of hog

Mount a Sustain Block

That would make for a cool guitar, but also significant cost. The Sustain Block alone is $165.

What would be a feasible purchase price for the husk? $350?

 
I just had a thought (mostly because of the 0.88" 1st fret neck measurement): 

Ditch the WonderbarTM 

Fill the Kahler void with a nice slab of hog

Mount a Sustain Block

That would make for a cool guitar, but also significant cost. The Sustain Block alone is $165.

What would be a feasible purchase price for the husk? $350?
Well, it's not a husk until you remove all pickups, electronics, tuners, strap nutteroos. Dig me?

 
How is that still staying together? You'd think that with string tension that side piece would just separate from the rest of the head.  
Generally speaking, glue is stronger than wood. 

This is not a testimony of the repair on this guitar. This is one you'd want to look *really* closely at before having any thoughts of exchanging money. 

 
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