The Dean Cadillac is one of the most iconic designs ever created at Dean guitars. The front half resembles a Dean ML while the lower half resembles a Les Paul. Up top, it sports a large "V" headstock.
Here's a really neat example with some added provenance for its next owner. This guitar was custom ordered for the amazing Glen Drover of the "The Glen Drover Band" who has played with likes of Megadeth and Testament.
According to Glen, it was custom ordered to his specs from the Dean USA Custom Shop. It has been on various tours and recordings as well. This guitar features a Seymour Duncan SH-6 Distortion in the bridge and Seymour Duncan SH-1 '59 in the neck. It has an original Floyd Rose Tremolo system with Grover tuning machines. The neck has a subtle "V" feel and is extremely fast.
This guitar has seen some use, but was really well cared for. I would've said it to be in excellent condition, but there is some minor tarnish on the gold hardware and some oxidation on the pickup screws. There is very little fret wear and the fretboard is in fabulous shape. The case is in decent overall condition but shows some marks and tears. The inside is extremely clean and all latches are in perfect working order.
Check out the YouTube video of Glen shredding on this outstanding piece!
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