Well, that just happened. I don’t think many have ever tried this trick.
Bought a 26 year old Korean built original series Epiphone PR5E/B guitar.
It’s gorgeous, featuring a “florentine” cutaway body with “snowflake” fretboard inlays and all black body and neck with double white binding. It’s pretty stunning, and has a great looking headstock with abalone logo on it. I really like it.

I borrowed two bungee cords from work, and a foam block they were recycling. I removed the back seat cowl or really ‘hump’ and stuffed it in my tank bag and then strapped it all down. Seller had a small bungee cord and we cut an electrical cord up to give it four attachment points.

On the way home at one point I was up to 60 mph and it was stable. No disasters and got it home in one piece!On the way home at one point I was up to 60 mph and it was stable. No disasters and got it home in one piece!

Looks to be made 1993 in the Samick Korea plant from the serial number June 1993.