sws1
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Rumble Seat - $520,000
I know of a way flamier guitar, ‘59, with all the colour, factory stock with DW for less money.
for some reason or other that won’t happen
Always nice for me to see you here 'Mr Banker'.If I thought that you were actually in the market I’d tell you. It’s not mine and it’s a private sale. Hardly rocket surgery.
I’ll retire back into the shadows.
Or, as an old gaffer of mine once said " I want you in plain sight, so I can see what the bleedin hell you're up to "If I thought that you were actually in the market I’d tell you. It’s not mine and it’s a private sale. Hardly rocket surgery.
I’ll retire back into the shadows.
I know of a way flamier guitar, ‘59, with all the colour, factory stock with DW for less money.
Seems burst prices really have moved up the last couple years. Almost $400K for a '59 headstock repaired & bigsby holes.A beauty just posted for sale at Retrofret. 9-1854
Gibson Les Paul Standard Solid Body Electric Guitar (1959) | RetroFret
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$395k. Great flame top. Neck/headstock repair long ago. Stamped factory 2nd. Re-fret and removed bigsby bite. It was featured in Beauty of the Burst, pages 88-89.
Seems burst prices really have moved up the last couple years. Almost $400K for a '59 headstock repaired & bigsby holes.
Also, I think the repairman didn't get quite the right angle on the headstock? It looks like the TRC is too close to the nut for '59 ?
But thanks for posting.
The market in general, or this particular burst?It was more expensive a year ago.
The market in general, or this particular burst?
SoldRumble Seat - $520,000