Only $3200 ... Telecaster carnage ahead!

[stratisfied]

Hoping the creator of this Frankenstein isn't on the board here. The guitar just oozes craftsmanship and "Buffalo Bill Lotion". The build quality is for lack of a better word, breathtaking. And to think someone told me I was asking too much for my mint Les Paul Traditional at $2100, go figure. I guess this one does have "the best of everything" going for it. I especially like the dismembered doll torso inlay which is a "must have".

 

[brookdalebill]

Mom!

 

[nickmm]

Better in Plastic

 

[Telekarster]

Wow....

 

[WillyWonky]

reported....

 

[kuch]

Don't mean to offend anyone, but I might take it for free.....

 

[Greggorios]

Novelty stuff...yawn.

 

[warrent]

Is there a listing for this somewhere? After finding more images I have a few questions.

 

[RetiredUnit1]

Well, that's a horse of a different color.......

 

[loudboy]

That's one way to get around the "Should I put a Fender decal on my Partscaster?" dilemma.

 

[Sax-son]

That has to be considered "guitar art". I think Mark Mothersbaugh of "Devo" had a similar guitar.

 

[bottlenecker]

It's cool.
I don't care what the price is, that's irrelevant. Price mostly reflects how many other people think it's cool, and I don't really care.

 

[stratisfied]

Is there a listing for this somewhere? After finding more images I have a few questions.
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It's on Reverb.

 

[Blues Twanger]

Guitar shaped art, can't complain.

 

[Norrin Radd]

I think it’s pretty dang cool. Maybe there’s just something wrong with me, but I really like it.

 

[Killing Floor]

Oh, it comes apart. Saves a step in the smashing process.

 

[Reedo]

I have no words....

 

[dougstrum]

Why?

 

[hamerfan]

Guitar shaped art, can't complain.

Yes, bring it to a museum and put it behind glass …. where sticky little musician hands can‘t touch it.

 

[Blues Twanger]

Yes, bring it to a museum and put it behind glass …. where sticky little musician hands can‘t touch it.

Musicians seem to be the problem, not the guitar.

Put an art piece incorporating something like a bike or a TV or a toaster or whatever in a museum or gallery and nobody cries "well damn, that's overpriced for a broke/TV/toaster/etc."