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Rogers Holiday with Bread and Butter Lugs Pearl Finish For Sale? Last viewed: 1 hour ago

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I own a complete Rogers 4pc. Holiday Kit Marine Pearl Finish with bread and butter lugs. I have all the harware, original cymbals, cowbell, stickholder, cases, heads, trapcase for all the hardware. I'v never seen another complete Rogers like this. I got it from the original owner which I am still in contact with. I now need to move on to buying another modern drum set. New Gretch, Eames, DW, Joe Montineri kits all come to mind. If the price is right, I would be willing to part with it to a collector or a drum shop that accepts a trade. Any inquires welcome. I've seen lesser quality kits with less parts for sale online for 1500.00 to 4000.00 all of which were not even bread and butter. I will provide provenance and serial numbers upon request.

Pics will be posted by Feb. 7th the lastest.

Posted on 15 years ago
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Welcome Jamamoba, please post some pics of your kit, so we can all drool over them ASAP !

Jeff
Posted on 15 years ago
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I will by this weekend if not sooner.

Posted on 15 years ago
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Jamamoba:

The bread & butter lugs are notorious for having hairline cracks. Could you please tell me what percentage of yours show some sort of cracking?

Thanks!

Posted on 15 years ago
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The lugs that a cracked account for the bottom head of the floor Tom missing. So 8 lugs are cracked which can be remanufactured by jpcreations. The new lugs are cast out of the right metal. I have not restored anything at this point.

Posted on 15 years ago
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How much? but more important condition and PICTURES color?

Posted on 15 years ago
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Pics will be posted soon. A price that's a good question, but then again that is why I'm on this post of "How much is it worth"? Condition is good to excellent.

Posted on 15 years ago
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The color will be one of the determining factors. You stated "Marine Pearl", is that White, Blue, Black...Red? What snare does it have? Sizes also play a big part in the value of a kit to certain buyers. The overall condition, and you may want to ask the potential buyer if they want to do the resto, because that is a very big job, and many of us prefer to do it so we become intimate with the kit right away. Good luck with it, and you have a few people right here that are interested in this kit......Yes Sir

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Posted on 15 years ago
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Thanks jonnistix the color white marine pearl. As for the snare I will double check that as well.

Posted on 15 years ago
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