Guitars for sale sold

I started buying quality electric guitars in 1974, I started collecting in 1978 and I kept buying and sellingfor years, building quite a collection. When I moved to a smaller home in the late Nineties I had to to reduce it, so I only kept the guitars I felt in total empathy with: a few outstanding instrument that I selected during the years for condition, playability and tone. In more recent times I reduced playing the electrics, so I decided to sell most of the last guitars, that were listed on this page. All awesome instruments that I am sure the new caretakers are enjoying as musch as I enjoyed them.

Fender no-caster 1951 - #0939

April 1951, bought in January 1993 from Gruhn Guitars. I'd describe it as near mint considering the age. Totally original, frets have no wear. Original case. SOLD

Fender Telecaster 1957 - #21650

Super clean with just some minor finish wear on the neck first positions. Stunning flamed maple neck. Original tweed case. SOLD

Fender Stratocaster 1958 - #34211

So clean it looks like a Closet Classic masterbuilt. Late 50es tone. Perfect fretboard, great tone. Original tweed case. SOLD

Fender Stratocaster 1964 white - #L23574

Very clean, pleasantly yellowed. Perfect fretboard. White tolex case. Gruhn Guitars direct appraisal. SOLD

Fender Telecaster 1964 - #65675

The sexiest rosewoodboard Tellecaster ever made. Amazing tone. Well used, surely not abused. Frets sill have a lot of meat. Appears on the cover of ACCORDO's book about Fender story. Black tolex case in decent shape. SOLD

Fender Telecaster Thinline 1969 - #270443

Nice 1969 Thinline in the smooth late 60's three tone burst. Excellent ++ with black tolex case. Perfect three tone burst. Neck pickup rewound by Gruhn Guitars. SOLD

Gibson Les Paul jr. 1957 - #7-2442

My only non-Fender electric, one of the five best sounding guitars I ever heard and played. Professionally refretted. Bought from Gruhn Guitars in the early 90's. Comes with an aftermarket custom case of the same age. SOLD

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