HAMER VECTOR

I was never a fan of the stop tail on a Vee (strings go through the body on a Vee!!), but that's pretty cool.
I'm sure there's a story involved, one way or another.

 
This guitar just got me. A '67 V-looking vintage Hamer Vector with a Schenker finish, that's too much my thing.

Please, HFC'ers, unless you really really really want it, step out of my way. PLEASE! --or we'll hurt each other. :(

 
Intersting serial number: inked on '84 serial with a stamped 4 digit number.

Serial Steve to the White Courtesy Phone.

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The more I look at her, the more I desire her. I'll be lurking in the dark to putting my claws on her neck.

 
I think thst is one of the nicest Vectors I have seen in quite a while. Love the finish. Love it!

 
zorrow said:
This guitar just got me. A '67 V-looking vintage Hamer Vector with a Schenker finish, that's too much my thing.

Please, HFC'ers, unless you really really really want it, step out of my way. PLEASE! --or we'll hurt each other. :(
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Hmmmm?.. didn't you just say that your  your last Gibson was possibly "the one?".. I live in Chandler Arizona and haven't purchased a guitar and a while  and also have a deep fondness for Vees... but I will bow out if you say "Led Zeppelin is the greatest rock band in the world"   :P

 
zorrow said:
Please, HFC'ers, unless you really really really want it, step out of my way. PLEASE! --or we'll hurt each other. :(
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Even though I really really really want it, I promise not to bid, but only if you promise not to try to flip it on Reverb next month.

 
Dave Scepter said:
Why does the neck sit so high above the body facilitating the need to use really thick pickup rings?  :blink:
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Gibson 67's and later had the big shelf high neck tenon. Hamer was probably re creating as such for the client who special ordered it.

 
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