Certainly- Keep in mind what I paid was on e bay and craigslist. The $120 was for a TRULY basket case kit: paint over original wrap, no bottom heads, no lugs on the bottom (except for the kick drum), no badges, and a snare with no strainer mechanism. The kick drum I bought for $45 + shipping had no reso head, but was intact otherwise with no extra holes.

I don't want you to lose money, and I'd almost rather you make it into a nice player kit; but if you really want to sell it- then throw me an offer!!!

Bunnyman is right that generally Premier kits don't make a great deal of money, the price I gave was for a pristine all original 60's kit with original covering and heads, The kit you have in the state it is in would raise maybe $200 max you would possibly be better parting it out if you did a good job rewrapping it would make a decent kit - Good luck

I certainly wouldn't let it go that cheaply.

Thanks for the clarification.

Like I said earlier- put a teeny bit of work into it and play it. You'll be glad you did!!!!

I may end up doing that. It's just that I am sitting on 8 kits right now, although I am trying to get rid of a couple of them.

I am telling you this: you'll make room for Premiers once you play them!!!!

Cheat with cheaper, non-die cast hoops for now. Premiers are magic!!!! I have to say I am happy as hell they don't command the $$$ that Slingys, Rogers and Ludwigs do!!!!