Who else bought an HHR to haul drums?

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Mar 4, 2010 | 08:08 PM

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THE BATMAN

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From: N.W. Burbs Chicago

I don't play , But thats a nice set of drums

, are they worth alot being 1967's
I'm thinkin ya.

Here's a pic of the best drumers set i've ever seen live.

The man when it comes to druming IMO

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Mar 4, 2010 | 08:30 PM

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harleysshhr

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From: Downtown Saint Petersburg, Florida

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Originally Posted by Jeda13

Double Bass and a few cellos occasionally.

The only thing I don't like is the lack of rear bumper protector. Mine got scratched up the 2nd week I had it from a violin case falling out. I'm still working on a solution that both looks great and covers the rear deck.

Installed clear llumar on the top surface of my rear bumper so that it won't get scratched. Works and looks great (because it's invisible)

Mar 4, 2010 | 09:42 PM

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cosmic1

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From: Lower Slower Delaware

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Originally Posted by THE BATMAN

I don't play , But thats a nice set of drums

, are they worth alot being 1967's
I'm thinkin ya.

Here's a pic of the best drumers set i've ever seen live.

The man when it comes to druming IMO

Can't make out who the drummer is but that looks like Tommy Shaw on the right. More info please.

Mar 6, 2010 | 04:25 PM

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383L

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From: St. Louis, MO

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Originally Posted by JamieB

Here is a pic of my 67 Ludwigs. I play it as a 4 piece kit and think that sucks to drag around. Depending on the gig, I usually just bring the bass, snare, hi hats and a ride. It gets me by for an old honky tonk band. Ever since I knew the HHR came in SS trim, I wanted one for the reason of hauling my drums and having something fun to drive.

Love the kit!

Mar 6, 2010 | 11:13 PM

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lordairgtar

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From: Muskego Wisconsin

no drums, but I can fit four T12 Sonic speakers, four Ultimate speaker stands, one Mackie 406M Mixer/amp, one ProAmerican DJ double CD deck, three crates of CDs, one duffle bag full of wires and power strips, two collapsible DJ tables, one DJ and one DJs GF...all American made BTW.

Mar 8, 2010 | 02:13 PM

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Hays Hot Rod

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From: Thornton, Co

Nope sorry.
The best band in the world. RUSH!
Not Tommy Shaw but Alex Lifeson - gutiar, Neil Pert - Drums, Geddy Lee - Bass!

Mar 8, 2010 | 02:20 PM

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DoverAstro

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From: Port Dover, Ontario

Correct!

Absolutely right.

And Geddy Lee writes some of the most intelligent lyrics in the world of music!

Mar 8, 2010 | 02:27 PM

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09 Silver Bullett

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From: MI

I bought mine to haul A$$, and she loves it!

Mar 8, 2010 | 04:42 PM

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bassbase

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From: Marietta, PA

I play bass in a band every weekend and load it down with:

2 - Fernandes Tremor 5 X basses or 2 Spector Euro 5 basses (whatever my mood)
1 - Basson B410 Cabinet
1 - 8 space SKB rack loaded with (Yorkville Bassmaster 800 head, wireless, BBE 462, Sabine tuner, Ferman power dist)
1 - 3 space Warwick guitar stand
2 - Community monitors
1 - mis bag of cables and crap

my band - www.myspace.com/adrianblitzer

Mar 8, 2010 | 05:07 PM

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JamieB

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Joined: 08-16-2009

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From: Cincinnati

Thanks for the complements guys. I'm not sure what they are worth in this market to be honest. I guess it doesn't really matter to me because I plan on keeping them for a long time!

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