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[Dadave]

I paid £1500 from a dealer last year for a 64 one so thats a little high. These are amazing guitars. They DonT get enought love!

I was really looking for a change of guitar rather than a straight sale.
How about £1650 as a price?

[guitarhippy]

I'm sure that would depend on condition, originality, repairs, case etc.
I'm not sure I would let it go for that amount, I think I'd rather keep it under my bed for a few years.

[Dadave]

I'm sure that would depend on condition, originality, repairs, case etc.
I'm not sure I would let it go for that amount, I think I'd rather keep it under my bed for a few years.

Totally. These will increase in value soon. No clue why they havent much yet.

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[Dezzy]

I paid £1500 from a dealer last year for a 64 one so thats a little high. These are amazing guitars. They DonT get enought love!

Its true, the last year seem's as if prices have dropped some, especially on vintage gear, I lost £250 on a vintage fender amp, people have no problem spending £££ on roadworn strat's, but won't pay for a true original roadworn vintage one, makes no sense to me, as I would take vintage over new any-day, it will go up, just at the moment it may be best to hang on a little wile, apparently people have not got the money at the moment, but I still see a lot of new cars on the road, finance, buy now and worry later lol