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| See it here (just tryin' to be helpful). It looks to be in pretty good shape, and for that price, a possible steal. |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | I contaced the seller - he said it was a 1718. |
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Location: Tennessee | Looks like a nice one. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | The 1718 is a very nice guitar. I had one for a while, and it is still one of my favorites. The poor man's 1537. |
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Location: France | My 1718 (ivory color sold to me by glenn, thanks) is a great guitar, really, not so great than my 1537, but really a good guitar !!!!! |
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| Oh yes, it's the 1718, I had confused the it with the cutaway model number. The owner emailed me, says it was built in 90-91. He's gonna send me the serial number tomorrow. It looks like it's in excellent condition, but hard to know for sure with just three photos. |
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Location: Omaha, Nebraska | Looks like this item suddenly disappeared today just before "closing" time. Wonder what was up with that? |
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| Seller didn't get what he'd hoped and pulled the listing. You can technically do that, but usually it's because of a local sale before the end of the auction, and an ethical seller will clearly state that he reserves the right to do so in that event. |
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1768 Sleeper?....
