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Your thoughts on this Custom
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renderit
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I'm liking it!
guitplayer
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Without any more pics, looks like it had a volute repair.
Clear shots of that area are conveniently missing.
Clear shots of that area are conveniently missing.
deytookerjaabs
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Value wise, I don't know. I'd hope to get a refin with replaced pickups from '76 at sub 2k, but that's me and this is ebay. I don't know the market well enough to be exacting in how much those things de-value the guitar but it just seems like the starting bid is about max of what I'd pay. Then again, since buying my '72, every time I look similar ones are asking higher & higher dollar amounts. :hmm
Progrocker111
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Too expensive in such non original condition.
Big Al
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I'd try and get a better price, but that puppy is cool! I'd replace at least two of the Super D's with PAFs, (Dimarzio of course), but damn! that is a cool guitar. $2k seems kinda high, but deals can be made.