It's in GuitarAvenue cheaper at £2250! Doesn't he charge for consignment sales then?Quote:
Originally Posted by ICYBOY
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It's in GuitarAvenue cheaper at £2250! Doesn't he charge for consignment sales then?Quote:
Originally Posted by ICYBOY
There's a couple of Deluxes for sale here...
http://www.wildguitars.com/category/...ntage_electric
But would definately go for your one out of them all....!!
Hi Jon
Just sent you a PM.
cheers
Paul.
Yup, she was in guitar avenue... a long while ago...which i decided to pull at the time as I didn't want to sell in the end...Gary at guitaravenue is a very very good friend...so in answer to your question! For me...No he doesnt charge commision..oh and he often leaves great guitars up on his site that are no longer available..Quote:
Originally Posted by fretfinder
Anyway, I re-listed her last month on here and she is now £2300 which I think is a great great price.
Sorry Guys....she is not a 1971 and I appologise if I have mislead anyone...I have just checked all needed for dating myself and she is a 1974...
This is strange as her colour must have been a special order in this year...
Her price is exactly the same though as I'm sure all you Gibson nuts will be aware, her period of 71-74 are valued the same as they are pre...crappy Gibbos and Post first year Deluxes..
Still £2300 which is a superb price..
Thanks and sorry...
what's a pre crappy Gibson ?
It depends what age the guitar you are selling is. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by zenzeypher
Are we going by Norlin era rules, ie Pancake body, 3 piece laminate neck with volute ?
I think so, but anyone who knocks the Norlin-era guitars have clearly never tried one - I have had three and one is still my main guitar. I had a modern Traditional recently. Looked great....pretty much stopped there!Quote:
Originally Posted by zenzeypher
I had a 75 natural deluxe, best Les Paul I ever owned - how I regret letting go of that one.