The typo is what makes it expensive. That's some clever marketing by eFnder.

Amazes me how much money so very many have to piss off.
 
They're friggin' used guitars and I personally don't care who played them.
They'd have a hard time getting me to go over $750.00 for any of them and if so I'd sell
it back to one of those dumb asses that would pay that much.
 
 

UbiquitousBubba
The typo is what makes it expensive. That's some clever marketing by eFnder.

typo or clever marketing …huh ? 
 
Two  way  street I hope  
 
here's my check for #4. Eric Clapton's 1964 "Blackie" Start - guitar made out in amount of $95.95 
 

 
Kenny

This one isn't on the list, and I'm quite sure it's worth a fortune - the original '59 Beauty of the Burst aka the Stanley Burst.

 

At any rate, the regular Gibson 2015 line up isn't far behind... What's the price on a standard LP this year? $4-5000?
 
I have a feeling that we're about to see Fender guitars becoming trendy again. And not only because of Gibson's obscene prices.
 
Just recently I was reading an interview w/ Bonamassa and he was singing the virtues of the strat. It's all phases. I tell you, we're being buttered up...

I think those are guitars that were actually sold and that those were the (sometimes incorrect) prices paid at different points in time and not adjusted for inflation.
 
Hendrix guitar was (not surprisingly) bought by Paul Allen of Microsoft fame and he can certainly afford to pay it.
 
Garcia's Tiger was bought by Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts. He has an extensive collection that also includes guitars owned by George Harrison, Elvis and others. He too can afford it.

I heard on the radio when I in lived in Dallas that Jimi Hendrix ordered 2 actual left-handed Strats.
He died before they were delivered and that Dallas native Steve Miller owns them now.
Probably not worth any more than any other 1970s Strat, though.

The only one of those I have any first hand knowledge of is Stevie's "Lenny". Almost unplayable by anyone other than Stevie. Super high action...large gauge strings (13s?)...and whammy on the wrong side. While I completely understand the historical value these instruments have, I'm with Spacey.

Glad I have company Myolpal.
 
One of those dickheads with the used guitar should take notes from a real man.

Word.