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We've seen Batman-themed guitars before, but could this one be the coolest? From the eBay listing:
G L Wilson
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Guitar
Hallmark Batman bat-wing guitar designed and signed by George Barris
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This guitar is designed and signed by George BARRIS only #100 made this is #56. It is designed like the Bat Mobile and is called the "Wing-Bat". George BARRIS was the original maker of the Bat Mobile. I won this very unique item at an auction. This is a very high quality guitar made by Hallmark Guitars. There is a red led light that works with a switch, very cool accessory. The black case is included with purchase. See picture #12, there is a small imperfection that happened during manufacturing.Currently listed on eBay with a starting bid of $1,699.
G L Wilson
© 2013, Guitarz - The Original Guitar Blog - the blog that goes all the way to 11!
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