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Location: Cincinnati | I've decided to sell my FD14 to help fund another purchase. Here are some photos of it. The original owner dropped it while putting it on a wall hanger. The top and body were replaced, and the frets were leveled. All work done at the Mothership. The neck and back of the headstock have some dings in them, but nothing major. OHSC is in good condition. This was #18, but the sticker was not transferred to the new body. Email me if you need more photos or details. I also will include a 72 hour inspection period. If you decide within that period that you don't like it, just let me know and I'll return the purchase price when the guitar is returned in the same condition as shipped. You will pay the freight. Thanks. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | How much? |
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Location: Cincinnati | Please PM or email with offers. Thanks. |
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Location: Cincinnati | $1,200 shipped conus. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | That's a good price. These are very special and very rare guitars. Moody and I were talking about the FD14 this weekend and feel that they have pretty much settled into permanent homes, so the chance to buy one will nto come often. Good luck with the sale. Dave |
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Location: Cincinnati | I want to correct an error in my listing. This is not #18. The person that i bought it from told me it was. But someone pointed out that #18/50 is not engraved on the back of the headstock. I incorrectly thought that there was originally a sticker that indicated the production number and that the sticker was destroyed when the body was damaged. This one was made after the original 50. |
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Location: Parrish, FL | It doesn't matter when it was made. It is the one Ovation that will never leave me. If you have the scratch, then this guitar will take care of the itch.
Buy it before someone else does.
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Location: Cincinnati | On eBay . |
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Location: ms | I don`t believe this. There was a time when this would have been gone in a day, crap it would have been been gone in an hour. |
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Location: Parrish, FL | I can't believe that someone hasn't snapped this one up. It is an unbelievable guitar and at a fair price. It has all the right goodies to make it the fantastic fingerpicker that it is, 12 frets to the body, slothead, 1 3/4" neck, and the mellow cedar soundboard for great tone.
Someone needs to step up and take this one home.
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Location: Cincinnati | Thanks for the support, but there is a recession. I'm fortunate in that I don't have to sell it, but I would like to offset part of the cost of the Mosrite. If it doesn't sell, I guess I'm stuck with a great guitar. |
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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent | Originally posted by kotadawg:
If it doesn't sell, I guess I'm stuck with a great guitar. That's exactly how I feel about my Ute. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | And I about the Tacoma and 1537. |
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Location: ms | They are all good guitars. |
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Location: Cincinnati | Sold pending payment. :D |
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Location: Parrish, FL | Someone Here? (Let's hope so)
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Location: Cincinnati | He is an OFC member but it will be leaving the country. I'll leave it up to him to announce it. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Glad that came together for you Jack. |
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Location: Cincinnati | Thanks, TJ. |
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Location: SoCal | Aw, what the heck...Simon, the buyer, is one of the nicest guys I have ever worked with. :D |
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Location: Cincinnati | Originally posted by Tony Calman:
Aw, what the heck...Simon, the buyer, is one of the nicest guys I have ever worked with. :D I agree with that statement. Unfortunately he needs it in LA by Monday to make the overseas trip. If I can't get it there, it will go to Virginia until June. Thanks for the help, Tony and Stuart. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | He's a nice guy, but he told me he was getting out of the roundback business. I guess the temptation was just too great. |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | Mark, Tony and Jack: Thank you for your kind words. And many thanks to Dave Witko for his counseling. I really meant when I said I was getting out of the roundback business. But I wanted to keep one roundback for the memory's sake and Jack's FD-14 became available. How can anyone resist? Besides the future FD-14, I only have one Ovation (Patriot) left, because my so-called friend ripped the guitars off my hand in the name of old friendship, something about sharing each other's possessions. Why do I feel being stuck with the short end of the stick in these so-called friendship deals? There is a small colony of O lovers sprouting here in Seoul, Korea. Looking forward to buying you guys BBQ beef in 2009. Happy Holidays, Gentlemen! |
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Location: Cincinnati | Thanks, Simon. I think you are going to be very happy with the FD14. I'm looking forward to hearing your review when it arrives. Happy Holidays! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Wait a few more months on that Patriot, Simon. I need to keep reminding my wife that I didn't get a new guitar for Christmas, I just replaced one. |
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FD14 - FOR SALE
