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Location: New York | I am looking for either a Red or Blue Breadwinner at resonable price Email or call 2125351640 or email@ Butterflysoup75@hotmail.com |
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Location: Pensacola,FL | I don't know what you consider "reasonable" but at any rate, here's a red one Red Bread :D
And here's one with a sorta red pickguard Another Breadwinner :D
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Not to be a pain OGL1 but......
The above mentioned "red bread" is a natural Deacon. The black breadweiner does not have the original pickups, so pay accordingly.
There were some bleu breads made but they're quite rare and would not be cheap. Stretching the memory banks there were some reds made (I think) They would have been for the Parsnip Family TV show. There were red, white and blooze made (separately, not Buck Owens style) and they were basically props. They worked but had cheaper pickups and hardware. There were some Typhoon basses too. They would be interesting because of what they were but as instruments they suck a mile of male chicken. (Ever notice that they talk funny in the mountains of North Carolina? Must be rubbing off) |
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Location: New York | Hey guys thanks for the tips Ogl how much for the wood Deacon? |
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Location: Pensacola,FL | CWK2
You would know better than I, I just read what they called it here Freedom Guitar Inventory :D
Daniel
You can find the price at the above link.
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Location: New York | Anyone know how to get in touch with the guy that was selling a Blue solid body back in April? |
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Red or Blue Breadwinner wanted
