BRENTROCKS
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For your consideration…
I have a 1974 Gibson, Les Paul, special, 1955 re-issue. If my memory serves me correct, this was the first Les Paul special reissue to come out of Kalamazoo.
It features a two piece, mahogany, body, one piece, mahogany neck with a beautiful Indian Rosewood fretboard. It has its original pick ups, original frets, original finish, original potentiometers, pickguard, poker chip, toggle tip, and original toggle and jack.
It ships in a non-original hard case.
The tuners are not original, knobs, and the bridge is not original.
This guitar is in great condition for 49 years old! It does have a small head stock, crack repair that is over 20 years old and rocksolid! It was just a crack, not a full break.
This guitar plays in sounds incredible! It weighs only 8 pounds! The frets are in excellent condition with almost 100% of their life still there! Just a great playing in great sounding instrument!
$1950 plus shipping
Thanks for looking!
I have a 1974 Gibson, Les Paul, special, 1955 re-issue. If my memory serves me correct, this was the first Les Paul special reissue to come out of Kalamazoo.
It features a two piece, mahogany, body, one piece, mahogany neck with a beautiful Indian Rosewood fretboard. It has its original pick ups, original frets, original finish, original potentiometers, pickguard, poker chip, toggle tip, and original toggle and jack.
It ships in a non-original hard case.
The tuners are not original, knobs, and the bridge is not original.
This guitar is in great condition for 49 years old! It does have a small head stock, crack repair that is over 20 years old and rocksolid! It was just a crack, not a full break.
This guitar plays in sounds incredible! It weighs only 8 pounds! The frets are in excellent condition with almost 100% of their life still there! Just a great playing in great sounding instrument!
$1950 plus shipping
Thanks for looking!
