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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Ladies & Gentlemen,
Let's get the bidding started for this fine example of an Ovation Classical Electric! Complete with nylon strings(easier on the fingers) and a custom deluxe over sized pickguard(to protect the finish) Act now and you can get it shipped for only $8.00 anywhere in da U.S.A.....Who'll start the bidding? :D
One of a kind
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Location: On the beach in Southwest Florida | Pretty amazing if you ask me. |
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Location: Nova Scotia, Canada | Gawd, a pickguard on an Ovation has got to be the butt ugliest thing...
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | The way it fits soooo nicely around the rosette and covers right up to the bridge.....it's gotta be factory installed! :D
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Mike :cool: |
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Location: Porterville, CA USA | I'm tempted to bid on the basis of that dog-chewed-looking case alone! |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Now I know...the purpose of a hardshell case is to protect it contents....but how in the world do some of these cases get mangled and damaged the way they do?....did the owner of this guitar ever say...."Hey Joe,let's tie our guitars to the bumper of the truck and drag 'em into town and make some music".....Plum Amazin' :rolleyes:
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Mike :cool: |
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Location: Upper Left USA | This could be the case that Goober's been looking for! A little duct tape, some padding, some imagination and yer on yer way. Comes with an extra guitar too. |
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Location: Scotland | It's amazing how many times I've seen this. Some idiots see the slot head on a Folklore & assume it's a guitar designed for nylon-strings, despite the cambered fingerboard & inlays. Love that pickguard! |
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Location: Florida | Ever think the top and bridge will only support nylon strings because of the damage? |
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Location: Scotland | No, I've seen perfect used Folklores in stores with nylon strings. The fact that he's actually called the guitar a "classical" when it's obviously a steel string suggests he's had too many games without a helmet, rather than just being cautious. |
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Location: Tennessee | Ahh ... a rugby player. Apparently the case has suffered scrum damage. |
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Location: Converse, Texas | Trboy: Let's see pictures of the headstock.
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Hizzoner,
:D :D I'm not the one selling this guitar!! :D :D
I just posted it here for your viewing pleasure!!
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Mike :cool: (now I've got to go remove the nylon strings from MY Folklore ;) ) |
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Step right up....
