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Mudfuzz wrote:http://www.ebay.com/itm/1970s-H-S-ANDERSON-HS-A1-so-rare-model-vintage-guitar-/171099429591?pt=Guitar&hash=item27d6521ad7

As much as I hate the 70s era for guitars that thing is pretty hot. I'm always disappointed when I buy a 70s vintage playability wise

60s Fender Mustang, is it legit? looks real tight
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/msg/4000246387.html

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Looks to be legit late 60's, but has some issues (I can give more detail later when not drunk if desired). $750 isn't bad, but I'd be a lot happier at $500-600.

aww how cool is that natural though
never seen one

GAIZ
http://www.ebay.com/itm/mellowtone-4-kn ... 43be8a7c14

Yeah I'd like to hear more colin!
it is for sure hot RS

futuresailors wrote:GAIZ
http://www.ebay.com/itm/mellowtone-4-kn ... 43be8a7c14

LIKE OMG HE TOTES POSTS HERE

I actually saw some cool stuff in posted to Hermitage craigslist when I was in Nashville last month. Wonder if it was his?

if i had known he was selling his 4 knob tree i would have bought it here, i love my 2 knobber.

huhuhuh knobber

ChetMagongalo wrote:Yeah I'd like to hear more colin!
it is for sure hot RS

Ok, well obviously a refinish. Neck is so dark that it was maybe refinished as well (or just really grimey ). Headstock decal is partially flaked off at best, possibly a reproduction (which would make sense if the neck was refinished too).

String tree was clearly moved at some point. The tuners likely aren't correct either, as all vintage mustangs I know of had plastic buttons, but Fender did some odd things so maybe they are original. It's hard to tell, but it looks like there might be a headstock repair? Knobs aren't original.

Fret markers kind of look like clay dots to me, which could mean that the neck is actually from an older Duo-Sonic or something. Or it could just be that the pearloid markers have really yellowed, which is a possibility judging from how yellowed the pearloid pickguard is. The neck is clearly the 22.5 scale A width neck, which is rarer on Mustangs, but not everyone's cup of tea. The more I think about it, I think the neck likely is from a pre-cbs Duo-Sonic. That would explain the headstock decal, the Duo-Sonic part has been scraped off.

Cool guitar for sure, but not really a collector's piece. Which to be honest is more my preference anyway.

colin wrote:^
Looks to be legit late 60's, but has some issues (I can give more detail later when not drunk if desired). $750 isn't bad, but I'd be a lot happier at $500-600.

Im not saying it looks like its been at the bottom of a lake for like a month....but it looks like its been at the bottom of a lake for like a month.


Guitar center used has the mad vintage stangs right now.

ChetMagongalo wrote:60s Fender Mustang, is it legit? looks real tight
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/msg/4000246387.html

Damn, cool as fuck.

Ooooh.

http://austin.craigslist.org/msg/3958902770.html

Unffffff get it and we can be Amp BFFs.

Achtane wrote:Unffffff get it and we can be Amp BFFs.

I NEED NO MORE AMP

Plus, I do have pveee nao