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| Ebay# 220083917810 Nice guitar, high price, no bids... |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | The bottle of TiteBond glue in the background would make me a little nervous. |
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| Also, a '92 1767-natural in good shape, item# 250084796446. This could be a sleeper, bidding is low with 7 hours left. I play a '92 1767. Nice instrument... |
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Location: Portland, OR | Originally posted by CrimsonLake:
The bottle of TiteBond glue in the background would make me a little nervous. yeah, but did you see that sweet red velevet cloth he displayed the guitar on?? man.. this guy knows how to sell :D |
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| The 1767 went for $285...not bad for a nice '92 Legend... |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | This longneck is a second listing. He didn't sell it on the first, and it looks like he failed to sell the second time also. If it was a natural top, I wouuld have at least made an offer on it. But I don't care for the cherry burst with that white binding. I don't think they should use a white binding on a dark guitar. It contrasts too much and takes away from the color. |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | "The 1767 went for $285...not bad for a nice '92 Legend... "
That WAS a good deal! You would be hard pressed to get that quality of a guitar in even a beginners guitar for the price. |
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| I play a '92 1767. It cost me over $600 used. It didn't have scratch on it and the frets were pristine, but still, to get a USA Legend for under $300 is incredible... |
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