Molly Hatchet rebel Flag Standard

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I have been after the Rebel Flag hamer Standard for years and nobody knows where it is...

Dave Hlubeks wife posted this pic in response to my question with Kyle and Aaron Hlubek...lol Karen is Awesome

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I saw the topic, opened the thread and got pwned.

I am glad Hlubek has a great wife and kids but you can't start a thread with standard in the title and then have no pic of a standard.

It's cruel, uncaring, and most of all - un-HFC!!!

 
I saw the topic, opened the thread and got pwned.

I am glad Hlubek has a great wife and kids but you can't start a thread with standard in the title and then have no pic of a standard.

It's cruel, uncaring, and most of all - un-HFC!!!
+1! Besides, the guitar in the photo is a LP Custom, anyhoo.

 
LOL Im just doing investigative reporting to find my Holy Grail standard... Either they are all tight lipped or that sucker is GONE

 
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In the early 2000's Dave told me that guitar belonged to his son. Dave may have been mistaken, or someone is keeping that guitar hidden.

Of all the rock star guitars that Confederate flag Standard is about the only one that would get me to sell off all my guitars to get just one. While I was in high school Molly Hatchet came around every six months and I saw that guitar many times. Just about anything those guys played would make me happy, but THAT guitar stood out along with the Flying P built by Dave Petschulat.

 
The Flying P was built by Dave Petschulat, a Nashville luthier who built the "little guitars" for Eddie Van Halen. The shape was like this:

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Now, imagine that with a carved maple top in a dark tea burst. There are photos out there, but it seems hard to find one.

 
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The Flying P was built by Dave Petschulat, a Nashville luthier who built the "little guitars" for Eddie Van Halen. The shape was like this:

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Now, imagine that with a carved maple top in a dark tea burst. There are photos out there, but it seems hard to find one.
If you want to see pics of this, the rebel flag, and all kinds of other cool guitars, check out the Original Molly Hatchet FB page. They post tons of rare pics on a near-daily basis.

 
There are several pics of Danny Joe Brown playing the Rebel Flag live with Hatchet. I wonder if he may have taken ownership of it at some point?

 
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