O'Hagan Flying V GuitarI have an O'hagan Flying V guitar that I purchased new in the 80's from a local music store. This guitar I've never seen another one like it - silverburst finish - has a Kahler type tremolo system that I don't believe Any info you can supply on this O'Hagan guitar would be appreciated. Thanks much.  Technorati Tags: o'hagan flying v guitarBookmark/Search this post with:
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O'Hagan Flying V Guitar
That's a really good question. I've wondered the same thing about mine. I know O'Hagan only made a limited amount of these guitars. Searching around online I found the following information:
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Guitar/product/O'Hagan/Flying...
http://www.darktwincities.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=8945&sid=c9527412bff...
http://www.myrareguitars.com/eohaganshark2.html
Best I can tell, mine is in the ballpark of $500 - $1000. Somewhere in there. Condition has a lot to do with it. Unfortunately, I cracked the headstock on mine. I had it repaired, but it's still a pretty major flaw. Still plays and sounds like a dream. Best guitar I've ever played. I love it!