SOLD - Hell Guitars No. 2, Black w/Rosewood & MoP

[davewrites]

Last year I turned 40, I was a new father, and I received a promotion/raise/bonus at work. It was a great year and I treated myself to a great guitar--the pickups and the neck are amazing! I don't regret the purchase one bit. Within a week of ownership I declared she was a keeper and even swore that "I'd never sell her."

It looks like I foolishly tempted fate.

I haven't fully committed to the process, but I'm running out of options. My almost-2-year-old son has begun specialized speech therapy, which isn't covered by my extended medical plan. I'm a week or two away from paying for his sessions with a credit card. So...

I will sell my Hell Guitars No.2 if presented with a decent offer. I don't know what that number is right now, but I'll know it when I see it. PM me if you're interested but, please, try not to insult me. This is a pretty rough ride as is.

I'm sure you Fretters know the guitar and its specs, but just in case: http://www.hellguitars.com/no2.html.

Right now I'm only posting the guitar and my intentions here at TheFretDotNet. I feel that's appropriate as this is the forum that brought me to her. I'd like to avoid the hassles of eBay and Craigslist and "keep it in the family".

She's mint or near mint by anyone's standards. I fingerpick so there are no scuffs or scratches on the body or pickguard, just fingerprints. There is no fret wear or buckle rash. When not played, she lives in a hard case (in pic but not for sale). She's never been gigged, never been outdoors, the most trauma she's seen are the 2 or 3 string changes since I bought her last Summer.

I should note the photo below was taken tonight in very warm lighting, which gives her a golden glow. I assure you, she looks just like the beautiful Black No. 2s at HellGuitars.com.

Questions? Respond to the thread so everyone can follow along.

Offer? PM me.

Finally, for a few extra bucks, I can throw in a modest gig bag or a "vintage" black hard case. My packing skills are excellent and I'll consider many methods of shipping. I also live 5 minutes from the U.S. border. I often ship to American buyers directly from a USPS outlet in Point Roberts or Blaine, WA. This saves a bundle on shipping cost, greatly reduces shipping time and avoids all US import duties, taxes, etc.

There. That's it for now. Thank you.