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Location: Archbald, Pennsylvania | I never had an Ovation solid body guitar from the 70's-80's and would love to trade my 2004 Ovation 1771LX acoustic/electric for one. Gloss black, mid-dept. bowl, pre-amp with built-in tuner, bound
neck with rosewood fretboard. I have other items as well. I am in the Scranton area of PA.
Thank you,
John Quinn
570-383-3291 #3142 work til' 5pm |
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Location: SoCal | What kind of solid body are you looking for?
Did they ever clean up the bananas on the road leading into Scranton? |
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Location: Converse, Texas | LMAO moody! 50,000 pounds of them! |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Besides the bananas, are the culum(sp) piles still burning? |
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Location: SoCal | It's 30,000 lbs. And I'm still curious as to what kind of solid body. |
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Location: Converse, Texas | Moody: That's right --- 30,000 pounds... and they're mashed. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I would seriously consider test driving a few before trading off. I am in the early phases of learning about some of the solidbodies.
I picked up a beat up Viper I am refinishing and a Black Breadwinner with passive pickups. Eventually I will have built a 12 string Deacon (critical parts are secured).
Jump in, play, enjoy! But don't go bananas and sell off your apples to buy oranges! :confused:
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trade my Ovation 1771LX Balladeer for a Ovation Solid Body
